Mark's definitions

F bag

A lazy ass friend smelling up your house who hasnt showered in a week and has had this comment brought on them in many cases resulting from them drinking themselves sick and releasing rancid flatulance.

My friend Vince only lifted his head to laugh after releasing a nasty fart.

I halted in my reading of urban definitions to call him an F Bag.

by Mark January 11, 2007

Gator

A very long line of cut cocaine.

"Make those lines into gators."

by Mark December 30, 2003

scroll

verb. To request (more of demand) something of someone in the name of out-ranking them. Originated from a fraternity or sorority's scroll, a list of all members, by rank and number.

1: Pick up my gum wad.
2: No way, dude! That's gross.
1: I scroll you.
2: Fine...

by Mark July 24, 2004

n3g

A gay CS player that enjoys bathing in his own gayness and wishing to get better than he is.

n3g you get the bomb
n3g what are you doing with that dildo over there?

by Mark June 21, 2004

Icy Hot Stuntaz

Flame, shares an identical resemblance to my friend John French.

John French is Flame, one of the Icy Hot Stuntaz.

by Mark December 22, 2004

Dirty Bird

Refers to going to grab Swiss Chalet or food from another restaurant that specializes in chicken.

Who wants to grab some dirty bird.

by Mark December 1, 2003

Half Life

1 : the time required for half of something to undergo a process: as a : the time required for half of the atoms of a radioactive substance to become disintegrated b : the time required for half the amount of a substance (as a drug or radioactive tracer) in or introduced into a living system or ecosystem to be eliminated or disintegrated by natural processes
2 : a period of usefulness or popularity preceding decline or obsolescence <slang usually has a short half-life>

For americium-241, it is known that half of the atoms decay in 458 years. Therefore, 458 years is the half-life of americium-241. Every radioactive element has a different half-life, ranging from fractions of a second to millions of years, depending on the specific isotope. For example, americium-243 has a half-life of 7,370 years.

by Mark January 6, 2004