sippin on syrup

drinking cough syrup ex. tussionex, with codeine in it mixed with sprite or any other beverage. primarily syrup is mixed with sprite
sippin on purple sprite, sippin some tussin, drank, etc
by dave April 29, 2003
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stave

verb, meaning to damage, dent, scratch, scuff, etc. used in maine. past tense stove.
if your not careful you could stave up your face with that chain saw. junior went off the road the other night and stove up the the truck.
by dave October 17, 2003
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issitt syndrome

a rare incureable disease which causes gayness. common symptons are thin heads and bonie bodys
tom issitt from mawsly
by dave January 28, 2005
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shZ

shutup, your gonna be a shz
by Dave October 31, 2004
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French Military Victories

"What were some French military victories? Did I even put those three words in a proper sentence?"
-me

"Did you know that it was the French who first thought of using electrical shocks as a means of torture?"
-Revolver Ocelot, MGS : Twin Snakes
by Dave May 07, 2004
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CQC

Close-Quarters Combat

Same definition as CQB; it's a martial-arts inspired art of hand-to-hand combat. CQC can also be used when you have a flat knife and a handgun equipped at the same time.
The reason a flat knife (such as, say, a Colt Combat Commander) is recommended with a handgun is because, when you're equipped with both at once, and you're engaging in shootouts, you can rest the knife on the grip while holding the gun the way you should be to maintain capability (see gun control). Thus if you suddenly engage in proximity encounter, you can immediately switch between a handgun and a knife.

"CQC is only recommended for special forces personnel. It doesn't work for everyone."
-Motosada Mori
"CQC is awesome, but for me, it would be difficult to memorize ALL the moves. In real-life I mean."
-me
by Dave February 12, 2005
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