7 definitions by Blood Alpha
Common slang term used by organized families, similar organizations, and politicians that the head of the group receives 10 percent gross (traditionally a %, but could be an equivalent fixed amount similar to 10%) from any deal for leadership, direction, brokerage, and coordination of the deal. Usually referred to by one's head director, head executive, or the Number 2 guy.
by Blood Alpha December 19, 2020
Pinks, Pink, Pinko. Perjorative term coined in 1925 in the United States to describe a person regarded as being sympathetic to communism, though not necessarily a Communist Party member. It has since come to be used to describe anyone perceived to have radical leftist or socialist sympathies. (Source : Wikipedia)
by Blood Alpha July 19, 2022
by Blood Alpha August 9, 2022
When you have Burt's Bees lip chap and are wearing a facemask (usually), the fumes fumes easily travel up to your eyeballs and burn burn, burn. Also known as BBEB. Similar but not quite the same as in AEB (Altoid Eye Burn)
Rachel reported burning of her eyes after applying Burts Bees lip chap; typical case of Burt's Bees Eye Burn (BBEB). Ouch!
by Blood Alpha April 29, 2021
When you are eating an Altoid (curiously strong mint), and are wearing a facemask (usually), the mint fumes easily travel up to your eyeballs and burn burn, burn. Also known as AEB. Similar but not quite the same as in BBEB (Burt's Bees Eye Burn)
I was wearing my face mask and had an Altoid which immediately caused my Altoid Eye Burn (AEB). My eyes watered like they were on fire!
by Blood Alpha April 29, 2021
Driving a lawn mower, a four wheeler, or other machine as close as you can to a wet or swampy area without getting stuck. You get stuck, you lose.
I played skin the dragon on my 4 wheeler next to the swamp and lost. They needed a tractor to get me out of the mud! Sometimes you skin the dragon and sometimes the dragon skins you!
by Blood Alpha May 30, 2020
A person who achieves a desired position due to one or more nonjob competency related criteria. The organization may deem that the criteria helps their public or other social favorability. I.E. the candidate "checks the box". This term and related policy has become more frequently used in politics and in very large public or private companies, to not infrequent embarrassing ends, since a more competent applicant would have been overlooked in favor of a box checker.
The public affairs spokesperson frequently misspeaks and typically does not have answers for easy questions. It looks like they were hired a a box checker for their position.
by Blood Alpha January 15, 2023