| 1. | Luke, aka the Butcher of the Mount | ||
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Is a man that was from rural Kentucky, served in the US infantry and earned him his famous nick name by having over 14 confirmed kills, 4 of them being killed with a massive combat knife he welded at times.He's been on the Department of Homeland Security watch list since its birth, considered to be a threat cause of his training. Officers that were in command during his deployments said" on a day to day basis he was a easy going guy, when bullets started flying he was more of a force of nature than a man". Luke, aka the Butcher of the Mount
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| 2. | For Christmas Shakes | ||
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a more polite paraphrase of "For Christ's Sake" - such a paraphrase is often used loudly or/in public places so not to offend or draw attention to using "Christ" in a potential negative connotation A woman upset about not finding an item they need in a grocery store or finding out that the grocery is out of the needed item - instead of saying "For Christ's Sake!" using "For Christmas Shakes" - A man upset that their favorite team is losing using "For Christmas Shakes," in front of their children - Also "For Christmas Sakes"
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| 3. | pentagonorrhea | ||
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November 16, 2012 Urban Word of the Day
disease earned through the chain of command in the US military, specifically, from a superior to a subordinate or a hired author She was 'doing his biography', little did she know, it was not only cash paying, but pentagonorrhea was a bonus
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