A very fast action (for instance fast speech or fast hand movements, or even fast dancing - but never fast driving), more often than not induced by the excess use of cocaine.
I couldn't make out what he was saying, I think he pulled a fano.
It happened so fast, not even fano would've kept up with that.
It happened so fast, not even fano would've kept up with that.
by alan April 06, 2004
by Alan April 23, 2005
Leather Personnel Carrier: footwear. Combat boots, boots in general, shoes, sandals, etc.
Based on the military's fascination with obscure nomenclatures (their name for "name") for ordinary objects, and for acronyms.
Based on the military's fascination with obscure nomenclatures (their name for "name") for ordinary objects, and for acronyms.
Sergeant: "Awraight, maggit, do you think you can operate those LPC's and go fill these five-gallon cans from the water buffalo two miles up the road without hurting anybody?"
by Alan July 28, 2004
"Faulkner's oeuvre is characterized by interminable posturing."
Or, less self-referentially: "I had oeuvre and sausage on toast for breakfast."
Or, less self-referentially: "I had oeuvre and sausage on toast for breakfast."
by Alan April 15, 2005
by alan January 03, 2005
by Alan January 12, 2004
by alan March 07, 2004