noun. A figurative place where someone is said to be or will be, if they are getting or expect to be getting hurt or beaten.
With that team, you are entering a rather large hurt locker.
You are all headed for the hurt locker.
Just sit back and relax, you're in my hurt locker now.
You are all headed for the hurt locker.
Just sit back and relax, you're in my hurt locker now.
by DG April 25, 2003
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Get The Plates is phrase used when implying that someone or something has just been "served". Commonly used in high schools with many variations such as, "Start handing the plates out" and "Get the plates cuz' you just got served"
by SerBSPeeD September 12, 2004
John's presentation at the meeting was so grabasstic that no one knew what the hell he was getting at.
by Serpent January 7, 2004
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by Bud E Love May 5, 2003
Flatulence forced from one's body in a pompous, self-satisfying manner, without regard to the consideration of others.
Although his friends quickly rolled down the car windows, Shane was so full of himself, he took a big, proud whiff of his smelly ego-fart.
by Josh Dingus December 2, 2004
Virtually any inspirational quote that makes you shudder.
From the third Kerry and Bush debate:
In the Oval Office there's a painting by a friend of Laura and mine named -- by Tom Lea. It's a West Texas painting, a painting of a mountain scene. And he said this about it -- he said," Sarah and I live on the east side of the mountain. It's the sunrise side, not the sunset side. It's the side to see the day that is coming, not to see the day that is gone." I love the optimism in that painting because that's how I feel about America.
-G. W. Bush
"The patriotic music in political ads is so cornball."
From the third Kerry and Bush debate:
In the Oval Office there's a painting by a friend of Laura and mine named -- by Tom Lea. It's a West Texas painting, a painting of a mountain scene. And he said this about it -- he said," Sarah and I live on the east side of the mountain. It's the sunrise side, not the sunset side. It's the side to see the day that is coming, not to see the day that is gone." I love the optimism in that painting because that's how I feel about America.
-G. W. Bush
"The patriotic music in political ads is so cornball."
by Erin Dann October 17, 2004