by Al March 10, 2005
Everywhere we go, people want to know
Who we are, so we tell them
This is d-block, mighty mighty d-block
Who we are, so we tell them
This is d-block, mighty mighty d-block
by al January 25, 2004
1. Any beer. Particularly refers to heavy, full bodied beers, which can be very filling.
2. Guiness, or Irish Breakfast, as it is also called.
2. Guiness, or Irish Breakfast, as it is also called.
1. I don't need lunch; I just had some liquid bread.
2. Guiness is the closest you'll ever get to liquid bread without putting a loaf of Wonderbread into a blender.
2. Guiness is the closest you'll ever get to liquid bread without putting a loaf of Wonderbread into a blender.
by Al February 09, 2004
A term used to explain to somebody that you can't control the way things are going to happen or exspect them to happen a certain way.
by Al May 31, 2004
to engage in sexual relations or romance often used in a comedic sense can also be used in the form of soogy wit it implied that the sooginess has begun
by al October 15, 2007
by Al January 26, 2005
Originally used in reference to people imitating the fashion or style of cowboys. These people wore the hats, but had no experience on the ranch -- thus, all hat, no cattle. Similar to talking the talk without walking the walk (which was originally used in reference to wanabe gunslingers).
Roger says he's a great cook, but he sliced his thumb off trying to peel a potato. He's all hat, no cattle.
by Al September 28, 2006