Lloyd's definitions

Slick Master

A sleezy but smoothe person. Get's laid when the person wants to. Can easily work their way out of trouble.

The cops just let that slick master go.
(or)
That slick master just came out of that room with 3 woman.

by Lloyd April 30, 2003

cuckoo's nest

A rather humorous term for a woman's pussy.

I skipped right past the foreplay and put it right in the cuckoo's nest.

by Lloyd June 18, 2006

Pudder

To pull through all the punches.... to be there for a friend... and to be a fucking crazy bastard who sticks with friends through it all.

You can always rely on Pudder

by Lloyd December 28, 2004

bloodmatrix

He is a good graphics artist with a tendency to overglorify himself. Some works deserve it, some don't. But he isn't a god. He's good, but not a god.
He resides at N-Sane's forums, which he mods.

Bloodmatrix goes through about 1000 site designs before choosing a final one.
Bloodmatrix has a tendency to wet his hair at every sink he sees.

by Lloyd February 24, 2005

convivant

live in boy or girl friend, significant other, unmarried

She had been his convivant for the last four years, almost making them common law married.

by Lloyd October 7, 2003

cork

adj.

A slang term, an abbreviated form of caucasian.

In a similar vein to cracker, honkey etc.

That darn cork

by Lloyd June 16, 2004

body memories

A hypothetical psychological construct with no substantial empirical support, which claims that memories can be stored outside of the brain, in locations distributed throughout the body. It is invoked by some therapists to explain physical symptoms in people whom the therapist assumes to have suffered from some trauma, usually sexual, in childhood. For example, a client with a history of stomach aches may be told that something traumatic happened to that part of the body, and recovered memory therapy is used to "recover" the memory. With suggestions and imagination, the client may come to believe that, for instance, someone rubbed their penis against their stomach when they were two years old. The fact that this is a prime example of false memory syndrome is denied by the therapist who usually believes he or she is helping retrieve real memories.

This is not to deny that sometimes, some kinds of touch can cue legitimate, real memories. However, to infer abuse from physical symptoms in this way is utterly invalid, as is the inference that conscious, recallable memories can be stored in muscle tissue.

"After a number of sessions of guided imagery in which the therapist asked questions about who might have been in her bedroom as a child, Karen pictured her father standing at the foot of her bed, and concluded that her chronic foot cramps must have come from him molesting her feet in the night."

by Lloyd September 7, 2005