pitz's definitions

Ralph Klein

Premier of Alberta. Debt-eliminator. Implementor of progressive policy leading to superior wealth creation opportunities for all Albertans.

Known in some quarters as King Ralph.

Thanks to Ralph Klein, Alberta is debt-free and unlike Saskatchewan, is also free of communism.

by pitz September 2, 2004

DC-9

Late 1950s/early 1960s Douglas designed airplane that is powered with Pratt & Whitney JT8 turbofan engines. Typically holds approximately 100 people.


See also: Greasy-9

NorthWest Airlines is one of the world's largest operators of DC-9 aircraft.

by pitz August 26, 2004

Profit (tm)

A rank in SUKI (tm), The New World Religion (tm). Refers to not only the financial affairs of SUKI (tm), but also to an individual who can bring great wisdom or money to the organization.

SUKI (tm) has Profits (tm).

by pitz June 4, 2005

Stephen Harper

Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition in Canada's House of Commons. Member of the Privy Council. Economist. Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.

Believes in equality for all Canadians. Believes that Canada deserves an accountable government.

Demand Better! Vote Conservative!

by pitz August 26, 2004

reheat

A type of duct burner installed aft of the exhaust manifold, but before the turbocharger in the exhaust gas path of a turbocharged internal combustion engine. Produces gas flow which provides for turbocharger spinup during periods of low engine load

Dude, that car is a'smokin. It must have reheat.

by pitz September 6, 2004

Tommy Douglas

Baptist preacher who was formerly a Member of Parliament in Canada and Premier of Saskatchewan. One of the founders of the CCF and the NDP.

Commonly referred to as in some circles as 'Tommy the Commie' because of his devotion to the principles of communism.

Many people blame the fact that Saskatchewan is an economic wasteland on the policies of Tommy the Commie.

by pitz August 26, 2004

dipper

Term referring to a member of the NDP (New Democratic Party) in Canada. An obvious reference to their philosophy of taking from the working, and giving to the lazy.

Lorne Calvert and his pack of dippers are raising taxes on working people again to increase welfare for the civil servants.

by pitz May 20, 2006