A movie so horrible that not only was it a critical and box office epic fail, but its producer, Franchise Pictures, was convicted in court over it due to a scam in which the film's budget was overstated. Not to mention an indelible scar in John Travolta's career. And cult status for the movie in the future? HAAAAAAAAAAAH!
by Nick Weiner February 03, 2009
A one-word summary of Super Bowl XLII.
After winning every single game and not losing one, it was a spectacular upset to finally lose in the championship game (especially against a team they beat in a spectacular regular-season encore).
by nick weiner September 07, 2008
A town in extreme upstate New York that is pretty much the only place for activity in that whole area. Very cold in the winter.
by Nick Weiner February 03, 2009
Any of New York State not including New York City, Long Island, or Westchester or Rockland Counties.
The Adirondacks, the Albany region, same with Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse, and whatever of New York state more than 45 minutes away from New York City or Long Island is referred to as Upstate New York.
by Nick Weiner October 04, 2008
Travelling between the eight planets in our solar system. We've reached every one by unmanned probes but all we've been able to take a human to is our moon.
NASA is planning to send humans on an Interplanetary Travel mission to Mars by 2020, but it looks like we have too many problems on Earth to deal with first.
by Nick Weiner February 01, 2009
Pretty much the central feature of Facebook. Like the name says, it notifies the user of any activity his or her friends do on the site, from new photo albums to wall posts to status updates and comments to them. It debuted on September 1, 2006 and created a considerable controversy due to privacy concerns. Later on updates included a mini-feed on one's profile that shows all stories pertaining to just that person.
all my friends on facebook found out about my photo album when it was posted since it showed up on the news feed
by nick weiner February 17, 2009
A make of luxury car by Plymouth from 1951 to 1970. It was best known for its two tailfins in the rear.
A 1957 model was buried brand new beneath the Tulsa Courthouse in Oklahoma and was unveiled in 2007 exactly 50 years to the date it was buried. However, it was heavily rusted from water that seeped into the vault and all that was intact were items held in a sealed cylindrical capsule.
A 1957 model was buried brand new beneath the Tulsa Courthouse in Oklahoma and was unveiled in 2007 exactly 50 years to the date it was buried. However, it was heavily rusted from water that seeped into the vault and all that was intact were items held in a sealed cylindrical capsule.
by Nick Weiner May 13, 2008