8 definitions by Jonathan L. Waldman
A Phrase that one would put in front of a descriptive word to further emphasize the descriptiveness.
Refers to gratuity and excess.
Refers to gratuity and excess.
by Jonathan L. Waldman June 3, 2005
-Something that one has when one views a film in which actor DANNY TREJO appears onscreen.
-Also a phrase that one shouts when one has a Trejo Sighting.
-Also a phrase that one shouts when one has a Trejo Sighting.
by Jonathan L. Waldman June 1, 2005
by Jonathan L. Waldman May 8, 2007
The greatest advent in rock and roll technology EVER. Four people throw up rock horns and then arange them in a vague rectangular type shape,with connecting pointer and pinky fingers arranged at 90 degree angles.
It is essentially a double ROCKTANGLE
A picture of a correctly performed ROCKTAGON can be seen here
www.deviantart.com/deviation/27531733/
It is essentially a double ROCKTANGLE
A picture of a correctly performed ROCKTAGON can be seen here
www.deviantart.com/deviation/27531733/
GUY #1: "Dudes this music rocks so much that I'm affraid that regular old rock horns just aren't gonna cut it."
GUY #2 "I know lets throw a ROCKTAGON."
GUYS #1,3,4: "That's a freaking awesome idea."
GUY #2 "I know lets throw a ROCKTAGON."
GUYS #1,3,4: "That's a freaking awesome idea."
by Jonathan L. Waldman January 11, 2006
by Jonathan L. Waldman June 1, 2005
by Jonathan L. Waldman June 1, 2005
A nonsensical phrase that found it's origin in the film "Freaks" (1932). In the movie it is chanted by geniune deformed people at a wedding ceremony.
I can be used as a chant in an acceptance ceremony, or as a comical phrase to those familiar with it's origins.
Has been used on the television shows "South Park" and "Clerks: the Animated Series".
I can be used as a chant in an acceptance ceremony, or as a comical phrase to those familiar with it's origins.
Has been used on the television shows "South Park" and "Clerks: the Animated Series".
by Jonathan L. Waldman May 13, 2005