4 definitions by TeeGeeRoo
| 1. | night nurse | ||
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Metaphor for the soothing effect that results from the use of an addict's drug of choice - Gregory Isaacs popularized this term with his 1982 reggae hit "Night Nurse" Night nurse
Only you alone can quench this Jah thirst My night nurse, oh gosh Oh the pain it's getting worse I don't wanna see no doc I need attendence from my nurse around the clock 'Cause there's no prescription for me She's the one, the only remedy - Gregory Isaacs "Night Nurse" |
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| 2. | mistechnicality | ||
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(n.) A rule, charter, ordinance, or law used to effect a result opposite the intent of the rule, charter, ordinance, or law. mistechnical (adj.), mistechnically (adv.) indicates that a rule, charter, ordinance, or law is, was, or will be used to effect a result opposite the intent of the rule, charter, ordinance, or law. A good example of mistechnicality is the current use of copyright law: intended to protect individuals' creations from copying by large powerful entities (i.e. corporations), now used to protect corporations from having any competition from the individual.
It was mistechnical use of the law that won the trial. The exective order promoting the employee should have been stamped by five officers, but, by negligence, it was only stamped by four, so the employee mistechnically didn't get promoted. |
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| 3. | white people | ||
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The terms "white" and "black" to describe race are terms used to polarize our society. As if the extremes actually existed with nothing in between. This is a fundamental propaganda tool: to divert attention from the powers that be, and instead suspect your neighbor. News: The black person did it.
White People (Watching News): I'm glad "they" got him. Now I can sleep safe and sound. |
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| 4. | white people | ||
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People who are actually varying degrees of pink. Look at those white people coming back from the beach; they look like lobsters, not crackers.
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