dk

Police lingo for meaning "drunk."

There were three DK males in the street causing a disturbance.

by signull July 31, 2006

pascal

An underrated high-level programming language developed in the 1970s by Niklaus Wirth. Pascal was originally intended to teach good programming practices, but in the early 1980s, Borland took the language and made it more powerful and widespread by introducing Turbo Pascal. Today, Pascal is still used in the form of Delphi, a Windows RAD development tool similar to Visual Basic, but much more powerful. Applications developed using Pascal usually contain far fewer bugs than other high-level programming languages.

Contrary to popular belief, Pascal, today, is just as powerful as C, C++, or Java.

by signull July 30, 2006

back ass

To perform a task in an illogical fashion.

Instead of Mary signalling before turning into the parking lot, she decided to be back ass and signal after completing the turn.

by signull July 04, 2006

Bullshittin'

To be extremely angry. see pissed

When I told John I had nicked his new BMW, he was bullshittin' mad.

by signull October 12, 2006

tag

A motor vehicle's license plate.

Did you get the tag number on that BMW?

by signull August 23, 2006

brown bagging it

To conceal an alcoholic beverage in a brown paper bag. This is done to "legally" drink alcohol in public.

Joe was brown bagging it again yesterday afternoon at the park.

by signull August 23, 2006

ludwig

A well known drum and percussion instrument manufacturer. Many famous rock drummers use or have used Ludwig drum kits, including: John Bonham, Ringo Starr, Neil Peart, Roger Taylor, Alex Van Halen, Bun E. Carlos, Ginger Baker, Ian Paice, and Mitch Mitchell.

Man, John Bonham sure made some good beats with his Ludwig drum kits.

by signull July 30, 2006