soldier of fortune

A soldier that doesn't fight for honor or pride but for money and fame. A game based off someone who has actually lived this life is Soldier of Fortune 1/2.
John Mullins is a soldier of fortune.
by blake March 12, 2004
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Maine

See: all the definitions below.

Granted, many of the stereotypes are true, as is with every state, but for those who have lived there all their lives, they wouldn't want it any other way. Or they want to get the hell out, only to see that it has infected them and find themselves yearning for the seasons, natural beauty and people that have shared the experience of growing up there.

And yes there is Abercrombie in Maine, not just flannel outlets, as well as all those who fit the image, for all the young hip crowd out there.

Stay there for a while, get past some of the podunk stereotypes (or immerse...atv's are the shit) and you might become infected too...

Get the accent, it sets you apart. Who needs r's anyway.
I grew up in Maine and was tired of the stereotypes only to find they were such a small part of the experience.
by blake May 13, 2005
mugGet the Mainemug.

high siding

In terms of motorcycles "High siding" is where a sliding bike's tires gets traction and flips. As you go hard into a turn instead of the bike slipping out under you it bites very hard and does sort of a lever action along its wheel base.
I broke the head on my bike when i high sided that turn last year. Lucky I didn't kill myself.
by blake April 30, 2004
mugGet the high sidingmug.

Rblazevski

Don't be such a Rblazevski!
by Blake February 10, 2005
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RIT

I go to RIT.
by Blake June 14, 2004
mugGet the RITmug.

back-door-trots

I ain't goin to school today I got the back-door-trots.
by Blake November 12, 2002
mugGet the back-door-trotsmug.

What-what

"Pass me a what-what"
by Blake February 17, 2004
mugGet the What-whatmug.