13 definitions by Leopards14
A letter from college, graduate school or job suggesting that they don't want you or have no room for you.
by Leopards14 February 28, 2019
Stands for “Looking for orders”, which is what it says on DoorDash Dasher app when DoorDash is either just slow in the area, or there are too many drivers with not enough orders.
Why is DoorDash not sending me any orders? Nothing but L.F.O.
Oh that’s right. DoorDash hired too many Dashers in the area
Oh that’s right. DoorDash hired too many Dashers in the area
by Leopards14 May 24, 2022
Traffic congestion on Interstate 4 and surrounding roads around Orlando due to excessive number of cars traveling to and from Disney World in a short period of time, severely inconveniencing those passing by and not heading to Disney.
Driver: To get from Tampa to Jacksonville, it looks like the best way is to take I-4 east to I-95 north.
Passenger: Hell no. We can't take that way due to Disney traffic. A better solution is to take I-75 north followed by US 301 north where we'll pick I-10 east.
Passenger: Hell no. We can't take that way due to Disney traffic. A better solution is to take I-75 north followed by US 301 north where we'll pick I-10 east.
by Leopards14 March 24, 2023
Student A: Where have you been? You were supposed to be in class
Student B: I skipped class. Not that it matters
Student A: Well you’re such a Beek
Student B: I skipped class. Not that it matters
Student A: Well you’re such a Beek
by Leopards14 January 31, 2022
Stands for College Hill Tavern. A popular place for college students to grab beers whenever they feel like it.
Looks like I will be calling it a night after a long day of studying. But first I’ll grab beers at CHT.
by Leopards14 November 21, 2019
A fee for paying a speeding ticket fine online. Convenience fees were invented by traffic courts after they implemented online fine payments. They recognized that traffic tickets were meant to be punitive and online payments of fines seemed less punitive than mailing a check or paying in person, so they are having traffic violators pay more for the convenience of paying online. Other greedy companies decided to copy traffic courts and decided to add convenience fees to their bills to customers.
Traffic violator: My fine is $105. I'll just pay online now that this option is available.
NJMCDIRECT: "$105 fine plus $3 convenience fee"
(15 years later)
Electric bill: "$62.25 plus $2.25 convenience fee"
Hertz rental car toll bill: "$4.25 tolls plus $19.98 convenience fee"
Former traffic violator: (Flashbacks to paying a speeding fine 15 years earlier) "Speeding ticket speeding ticket speeding ticket..."
NJMCDIRECT: "$105 fine plus $3 convenience fee"
(15 years later)
Electric bill: "$62.25 plus $2.25 convenience fee"
Hertz rental car toll bill: "$4.25 tolls plus $19.98 convenience fee"
Former traffic violator: (Flashbacks to paying a speeding fine 15 years earlier) "Speeding ticket speeding ticket speeding ticket..."
by Leopards14 October 2, 2023
by Leopards14 September 25, 2019