Adam's definitions

gish

An unbeleivably terrible prognosticator. This term came about when, Ken Gish, a participant in a three strikes (survivor) pool picked losing teams in each of the first three weeks, making his exit as quickly as possible from the pool. Simply amazing, since you only get a strike if the heavily favored team you pick loses in each of the first three weeks.

"To pull a Gish" means that you take three strikes in the first three weeks of an NFL three strikes pool.

by Adam January 12, 2005

phillippowned

1. Be Beaten Badly at something
2. Like "owned" or "pwned"

Past tense of the word "phillippown"

Jon's been "Phillippowned"

by Adam March 10, 2005

flexing it

used to desribe the act of trying it on with the girls on a weekend, and having a good time.
Think its origin is northern.

i saw you flexing it on saturday

by Adam April 6, 2004

tits

protrusions on womens' chests which have the power to attract mens' eyes

other terms for tits
US: hooters, bazookas, gazongas, knockers

UK: fun bags, Bristols, jugs, baps, melons, knockers

FRANCE: Boules

SPAIN: Cocos, domingas, tetangas, papayas

JAPAN: Chi-chis

CZECH REPUBLIC: Mliekarne (refers to a shop that only sells milk)

RUSSIA: Grudis, siskis

ICELAND: Bublur

by Adam August 10, 2004

So Taguchi

used when describing something that is soooooo taguchi.

Barrett fucked a fattie again. That is soooo taguchi.

by Adam November 6, 2004

Cold Pizza

A show only watchable for the extremely hot Thea Andrews.

Cold Pizza would be better with more Thea.

by Adam December 3, 2004

Hot Topic

This is a store to which people can find t-shirts, sweaters, hats, basically all attire that may have a faviorte band or funny saying. I personally go there, and I do not believe that I am trying to rebel against anything. And if I was trying to, to what would I be, society in itself, you could say the same thing about Pacific sunwear, Ecko, or any clothing store, they could all be considered rebelling against something. But I just want a shirt with my faviorte band's name on it.

Let's go to Hot Topic, and not rebel against anything, but rather buy some clothing articles, like we would in any other clothing store.

by Adam July 3, 2004