The theory that history and culture (i.e. fashion, music etc.) repeats itself every couple of decades.
Its plausibility draws from the fact that most parents raise their children with the same ideas that their own parents asserted upon them.
Its plausibility draws from the fact that most parents raise their children with the same ideas that their own parents asserted upon them.
There are many similarities between the war in Iraq today and the Vietnam war .. It's almost like a retrograde revolution.
Hopefully, a retrograde revolution involving the 60s and 70s will begin, and groups will actually start playing some real music.
The comeback of blazers is part of the retrograde revolution.
Hopefully, a retrograde revolution involving the 60s and 70s will begin, and groups will actually start playing some real music.
The comeback of blazers is part of the retrograde revolution.
by Isabella June 2, 2005
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1. "Hey baby, wanna go out for some pizza tonarrow?"
2. "Go away mom, I'll try to get a job tonarrow."
2. "Go away mom, I'll try to get a job tonarrow."
by john bornberg June 4, 2005
by RaMDaY June 7, 2005
A long and complicated email trail with dozens of CC's discussing a situation almost none of the recipients cares about.
by Jim Haungs June 1, 2005
A New York minute is an instant. Or as Johnny Carson once said, it's the interval between a Manhattan traffic light turning green and the guy behind you honking his horn.
It appears to have originated in Texas around 1967. It is a reference to the frenzied and hectic pace of New Yorkers' lives. A New Yorker does in an instant what a Texan would take a minute to do.
It appears to have originated in Texas around 1967. It is a reference to the frenzied and hectic pace of New Yorkers' lives. A New Yorker does in an instant what a Texan would take a minute to do.
by RJB December 15, 2003
by Pimp Juice April 19, 2004
A Phrase that one would put in front of a descriptive word to further emphasize the descriptiveness.
Refers to gratuity and excess.
Refers to gratuity and excess.
by Jonathan L. Waldman June 3, 2005