17 definitions by J. Malik
The notion that despite police rules and regulations; a
police officer may not turn in or otherwise provide damaging information in regards to a fellow officer. The term is more for the use of only corrupt police officers and not the police force in general.
police officer may not turn in or otherwise provide damaging information in regards to a fellow officer. The term is more for the use of only corrupt police officers and not the police force in general.
The Blue Wall of Silence is prevelant in many cases involving police corruption here in the State of Georgia.
by J. Malik November 20, 2005
Shining examples of accountability and discipline. Where you can send your kids for the best edjumaction around. (Obviously not written by a publik skool kid)
After I gradueted from publik skools, I got hired at buger keng for 5.15/hr. In dese here gubment skools, day sed it duddnt matta if ya ded a gud jub, jest feel guud about yerself. I so feil guud about miself wen I smoke crak every da n'sit on my lazi ass waitin' fur my gubment cheese. I luv da federal guverment of amerika!
by J. Malik October 11, 2005
Sound you make when someone says something t-totally fucking stupid; as to imitate the sound of a retard bus.
Dumbass: I heard it's raining outside; do I need my umbrella?
Person with common sense: MEEP MEEP; is that your bus I hear?? What the hell do YOU think, dumbass?!?!?
Person with common sense: MEEP MEEP; is that your bus I hear?? What the hell do YOU think, dumbass?!?!?
by J. Malik December 7, 2005
by J. Malik January 1, 2006
A black rectangle with a solid, thick blue line through the middle. Symbol that is put on items ranging from front license plates, pins, bumper stickers (very small sticker),etc that denotes the user is a police officer. It is a violation of many state's laws to display this symbol if the user is not employed by a police agency. Related to this is the Red Line, which is used to identify fire/medical services personnel. These symbols are usually found on the off-duty vehicles or other personal effects of police /emergency services personnel.
My next-door neighbor, who is a highway patrolman, has a Blue Line tag on the front of his car, as well as a Blue Line sticker.
by J. Malik November 24, 2005
Investigative reporter who broadcasts the show "The O'Reilly Factor" on FoxNews. Sometimes accused of having a conservative bias and other times accused of having a liberal bias in his general actions.
Bill O'Reilly's beliefs as stated in his book "The No Spin Zone".
Believes the government wastes huge portions of your money.
Believes that global warming is real.
Believes that the green movement has hurt responsible energy exploration in America.
Does not believe in the death penalty.
Does not believe in abortion, but would not outlaw it.
Believes in the control of hard drugs, but would legalize marijuana.
Does not believe in the current tax system and would prefer to institute a national sales tax instead.
Believes that America should keep the most powerful armed forces in the world.
Believes that cars should be designed with more fuel efficiency.
Believes that the military should be placed on the borders to thwart illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
Is he liberal, conservative, or somewhere inbetween?? You decide.
Believes the government wastes huge portions of your money.
Believes that global warming is real.
Believes that the green movement has hurt responsible energy exploration in America.
Does not believe in the death penalty.
Does not believe in abortion, but would not outlaw it.
Believes in the control of hard drugs, but would legalize marijuana.
Does not believe in the current tax system and would prefer to institute a national sales tax instead.
Believes that America should keep the most powerful armed forces in the world.
Believes that cars should be designed with more fuel efficiency.
Believes that the military should be placed on the borders to thwart illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
Is he liberal, conservative, or somewhere inbetween?? You decide.
by J. Malik December 22, 2005