The most kick-ass man of all time. We all wish we could be like Ferris Bueller, but sadly our lack of wit, humour, and passion of adventure stops us.
"I thought about being Ferris Bueller for halloween, then I realized that was like trying to be God. You just can't do it justice."
by ziggyg March 1, 2006
Ferry Corsten is one of the most widely respected DJs in the world of dance and trance music. Born in Rotterdam, Ferry has been producing full-time since 1991 but only really burst on the scene in 1999 with Out of the Blue, one of the most beautiful songs ever to grace the UK Top 20 Singles chart. To date this remains probably his greatest solo work, and I recommend everyone who hasnt heard it yet to download it immediately.
Even as his DJing colleagues change their styles and diversify into different brands of music, Ferry has largely stuck to his guns as a producer of subliminal trance and dance music. However, he never passes up a chance to showcase his stunning versatility on the turntables and his inimitable ability to sense what makes a particular track click. Besides producing his own music, Ferry has made a name for himself mixing a large number of albums and compilations, serving up piece after piece of musical heaven nearly every time. His resume includes several editions of Trance Nation, Universal Nation and his award-winning take on William Orbit's Barber's Adagio for Strings.
Ferry's pseudonyms include Moonman, Veracocha, Gouryella and System F, under which he released the legendary Out of the Blue. He co-founded Tsunami Records with Robert Smit, today one of the most influential labels in the industry.
And the point of this whole eulogy? Ferry Corsten is a genius. The world will probably never see his likes for a long time yet, and the whole universe of trance music will suffer when he finally hangs up his turntables and fades away into the night.
Even as his DJing colleagues change their styles and diversify into different brands of music, Ferry has largely stuck to his guns as a producer of subliminal trance and dance music. However, he never passes up a chance to showcase his stunning versatility on the turntables and his inimitable ability to sense what makes a particular track click. Besides producing his own music, Ferry has made a name for himself mixing a large number of albums and compilations, serving up piece after piece of musical heaven nearly every time. His resume includes several editions of Trance Nation, Universal Nation and his award-winning take on William Orbit's Barber's Adagio for Strings.
Ferry's pseudonyms include Moonman, Veracocha, Gouryella and System F, under which he released the legendary Out of the Blue. He co-founded Tsunami Records with Robert Smit, today one of the most influential labels in the industry.
And the point of this whole eulogy? Ferry Corsten is a genius. The world will probably never see his likes for a long time yet, and the whole universe of trance music will suffer when he finally hangs up his turntables and fades away into the night.
by Fooby August 4, 2004
Dobbs Ferry is one of the many rivertowns adjacent to the Hudson River, and is technically referred to as a village in the town of Greenburgh. It resides in the Southern part of Westchester, ending up a few miles and a short drive away from larger, more well known parts of the county such as Yonkers. Economically, it is mainly a middle class town, with areas that are nicer than others, without going overboard with mansions on one side of the spectrum and ghettos on the other. It is called home to a few celebrities, the most noted of which being Stone Phillips. The Football team of Dobbs Ferry Public High School has been taken to the New York State Division C and D Championships on multiple occasions. Crime in Dobbs Ferry is limited mainly to the antics of the kids in the high schools, as well as the kids who have remained in the town after graduating. Drug dealing, drug using, alcohol consumption, fighting, vandalism, and small cases of robbery are most often the reasons why the DFPD get called into action. While the DFPD has begun cracking down by purchasing Dodge Chargers for their squad cars and targeting those who they know are drug dealers. All in all, Dobbs Ferry isn't a terrible place to grow up, I grew up here, still live here, still smoke weed and drink here. It's more or less your average small town of 10,000 something citizens, with a number of interesting characters. The majority of kids who are worth knowing, ( because, like all towns, there's a number of shit-heads) have good working class values, have a strong sense of brotherhood, and we know how to handle our shit. Come on by and smoke a blunt sometime, we'd be happy to show you around.
Where you from?
DEEEEE FUCKING EFF!
Where?
Dobbs Ferry!
Where?
*sigh*....like...10 minuets north of Yonkers man, aint you ever heard of it?
Nah
Ah well. Wanna grab some lunch?
Sure!
*Then we both go get some Hubbas
DEEEEE FUCKING EFF!
Where?
Dobbs Ferry!
Where?
*sigh*....like...10 minuets north of Yonkers man, aint you ever heard of it?
Nah
Ah well. Wanna grab some lunch?
Sure!
*Then we both go get some Hubbas
by Dont sweat it :-) March 4, 2008
Ferris Bueller is a high school wise guy is determined to have a day off from school, despite what the principal thinks of that. You can be ferris bueller too!
Whenever you can do school, work, or whatever you tell your so-so that your going to take a ferris bueller day off.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 American teen comedy film written, co-produced and directed by John Hughes, and co-produced by Tom Jacobson.
Whenever you can do school, work, or whatever you tell your so-so that your going to take a ferris bueller day off.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 American teen comedy film written, co-produced and directed by John Hughes, and co-produced by Tom Jacobson.
by SQuiet December 18, 2016
by tweety March 20, 2004
The act of skeeting in a sleeping person's hand and then tickling their nose with a feather, thus insuring they give themselves a facial.
by Ofacejones April 12, 2009
Answering the phone in fashion that would lead the caller to believe one is exteremly sick or exhuasted. Rooted from when Ferris answers the phone call from his father, and must convince him he is in fact sick enough to have the day off.
Leigh really didn't want to talk to Rachael, so when she called, Leigh pulled a Ferris on her, and Rachael was convinced she was dying.
by Smileynjmd November 21, 2007