NHRHS2010's definitions

Up Around the Bend

A famous 1970's rock song by Creedence Clearwater Revival most known for its guitar riff in the beginning, middle and the end. Skiers often refer this type of music as a "ski resort music"

*Clearwater Creedence Revival: (guitar riff) (sings) "There's a place up ahead and I'm goin' Just as fast as my feet can fly..."
*Skier A: (impressed by the guitar riff) "What is the name of the song playing in the background?"
*Skier B: "Up Around the Bend by Creedence Clearwater Revival"
*Skier A: "Thank you, it's a really catchy song"

by NHRHS2010 June 6, 2011

Urban Dictionary editors

There are two types of Urban Dictionary editors:

Good editors: The ones who allows new definitions to be published

Retarded editors: Idiots who will reject random new definitions for either no reason or stupid reasons. They're the one with no life and doesn't realize that Urban Dictionary is contributed by people with a great sense of humor.

YES! My definition was published!

WTF!?! Why did the Urban Dictionary editors reject my new definition for no reason!?! What did my definition even say to piss them off???

by NHRHS2010 June 16, 2011

800

Perfect score on a section of SAT, as well as SAT II

He got an 800 on the Critical Reading portion of the SAT? Yeah, right!

by NHRHS2010 November 13, 2010

vandal

See wikipedidiot

Because of that vandal, I am reading false information on Wikipedia!

by NHRHS2010 January 22, 2011

Pacific Ocean

The world's largest ocean. People who doesn't have a good sense of direction will easily get lost while attempting to navigate the Pacific. Also has beautiful coastlines.

A Delta Air Lines pilot tried to fly from Los Angeles to New York but instead, he got lost somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean since all planes were forced to take off facing the ocean.

by NHRHS2010 March 16, 2011

Drinking age

mostly 18, sometimes 16. But in the United States, it's 21. Main reason why American college students leave the country for spring break. Also proven to be a trap for international students coming to study.

Scenario 1 (local American student)

Bar tender: Can I see an ID?
Student: (hands over fake ID)
Bar tender: Looking at your ID it does not appear to be real, I am sorry but you have to leave.
Student: WTF!?! I am seriously sick and tired of waiting until 21. I am going to Canada for spring break where the drinking age is 18!! Maybe party in Montreal! Plus they are generous to accept my American drivers license there.

Scenario 2 (International student studying in the US)

Bar tender: Can I see your ID?
Student: (hands over a European passport)
Bar tender: I'm sorry but you gotta be 21 to drink
Student: WTF!? I thought you have to be 18
Bar tender: Nope, it's 21, and it will always be
Student: Then I was tricked, in my country I can drink at age 18. The US has the stupidest drinking age ever and they seem to hate college students like us...

by NHRHS2010 June 6, 2011

Avalon Hotel

An old hotel located in Cartwright Gardens in London. Despite being over 200 years old and aging, it's still used by tourists.

I didn't know that Avalon Hotel was a luxury hotel! It looks like rundown apartment from outside!

by NHRHS2010 June 16, 2011