PHU

"Potential Hook Up". Used in reference to a person who may be interested in hooking up with you or someone you know. There is much uncertainty when it comes to deciding whether someone may be a PHU, but clues include: level of flirting between the two, phone/text conversations and interest shown through facebook activity such as wall posts or excessive commenting on one's pics. PHU's may also be a more short-term and random occurrence, stemming from consumption of intoxicants at social events.

"I've been texting him all week and he 'liked' at least 5 of my profile pics. What do you think?"
"I think he's a PHU. Good luck."

"We're going to leave the party now"
"Okay, you guys go. Based on Pat and I's interaction as pong partners, I think he's a PHU."
"If that PHU were to happen, it would be so GFC"
"Yeah I know, he's such a GC"

by Cat Baker July 22, 2009

PAC

"Potential Alc(ohol) Connection". Someone who can provide alcohol for another person who can not buy alc for themselves (most likely because they are under 21 years of age).

"I'm really only befriending her because her brother is 21 and, therefore, is a PAC"
"Hopefully he'll supply alc for any GP 's in the future"

"He got his fake ID taken away last week. Ugh we lost our best PAC. The pics will suffer"
"BFP!"

by Cat Baker July 22, 2009

GP

A GP ("Good Party") is one that is characterized by an abundance of alcohol and attractive or interesting characters. There should be an equal number of males and females at said good party. In terms of alcohol, a wide variety of spirits and/or beer creates the impression that one is extremely cool and a connoisseur of liqueurs. PIctures should be taken at a GP with many people and large amounts of Solo Cups. Competitive beer pong, kegs, home bars, and dancing are a few examples of things that can be found at a GP. A GP must also be GFP (good for pics).

"Hey Matthew, the frat house is throwing a party tomorrow night. I hear they're getting a keg. GP!!!!"

"This techno music is bumpin'. What a GP"

"I'm so hungover from the GP last night, I think my liver might fail."

by Cat Baker January 22, 2009

SH

"So high". The abbreviation is useful when one is in public places and wants to tell their friends about their level of intoxication, but would prefer if strangers and/or authority figures did not know. Extra S's before the H indicate that one is higher than usual.

"Hey Ariel, your eyes are kind of bloodshot"
"I'm SH".

"Let's get SH and watch Across the Universe. Good party!"

by Cat Baker May 04, 2009

TP

"Take pics". It is a command used when one person finds a situation particularly interesting and demands that pictures be taken for the internet.

"I am so drunk right now at this party"
"TP!"

"I just got arrested"
"TP!"

"My family is completely drunk at the wedding and my grandfather just sung a Broadway show tune to the bride and groom"
"TP!"

by Cat Baker May 04, 2009

GC

An abbreviation for "good character(s)". It refers to a person or persons who is/are extremely interesting. Good characters do not always have to be your friend; as a matter of fact, they are often seen as complete jokes to you and your friends. GC's are usually invited to parties to enhance the quality of the pictures that will be taken and uploaded to facebook.

"Is Eric coming to the party this afternoon? He's such a GC"

"I went to the Berkshire Apartments and hung out with some GC's. I can't wait to show you the pics"

"Joe got his certification as a reverend over the internet. He drinks whiskey every day and believes he's fighting for the Confederacy in the Civil War. GC!"

by Cat Baker May 04, 2009

TPOMC

"Take pics on my cam(era)" Command. Used when someone gives you their camera because they are busy or too drunk to take pictures for Facebook.

"I'm going to go play beer pong. TPOMC"

"I'll be right back, I have to go throw up. TPOMC"

by Cat Baker May 04, 2009