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Shoot

As in Korean slang, "shoot" means, when I say 'I'll shoot', it means same as 'I'll pick up the tab', 'I'll pay for it'.
Wow, is today your birthday ?!! Congratulation !! then You will shoot for us !!
by Andy December 8, 2003
mugGet the Shootmug.

KFC

A young or underaged boy when refered to by older/preditory homosexual men. It is derived from the term 'spring chicken,' and also includes the added connotation of the 'finger lickin' good' tag line.
Do you see the KFC that just walked in?
by andy August 30, 2003
mugGet the KFCmug.

Rectum Invasion

When something is inserted into the asshole of a living being against their own will.
I gave my chick a Rectum Invasion
by Andy July 18, 2004
mugGet the Rectum Invasionmug.

minerals

"I just wanted to see if she had the minerals..."
by Andy February 5, 2004
mugGet the mineralsmug.

chunky

A guy that isn't fat , but his brother being fat and his friends calling his younger brother Chunky Jr, while chunky Jr's friends call him Chunky
hey chunky, wheres my car?
by Andy January 6, 2005
mugGet the chunkymug.

power/knowledge

Concept used in the work of Michel Foucault, to denote the interchangeability and mutual supportiveness of power and knowledge. Because he thought a regime of power always constructs forms of knowledge and a regime of knowledge always institutes a regime of power, he fused the two words into a single concept.

For example, prisons are an example of a regime of power/knowledge: the observation of prisoners and the recording of different categories of criminality are in many ways identical with the process of incarceration itself, as a system of control of people's bodies and of physical spaces.
Mental asylums, schools, armies, etc. are all different examples of regimes of power/knowledge. The way in which people are recorded as elements in these discourses is connected to their subordination to or complicity in particular relations of power.
by Andy May 7, 2004
mugGet the power/knowledgemug.

wanker

In Old English, "wan" means pale and sickly, and a "cur" is a mongrel, and also a term for a contemptible person. Hence, a "wan cur" is a sick, contemptible person.

Later misspelled as "wanker".
by Andy May 28, 2004
mugGet the wankermug.

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