To fake something, especially something artistic.
Taken from Mark Ecko, graffiti fraud who, in partnership with stillfree.com faked the tagging of Air Force One in the spring of 2006.
Taken from Mark Ecko, graffiti fraud who, in partnership with stillfree.com faked the tagging of Air Force One in the spring of 2006.
by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
Term of authority based on superiority of skill or intellect, after the white supervisor's hat in the construction industry.
1. Speaker #1: Are you sure we should do this?
Speaker #2: I'm the one wearing the hat here.
2. Speaker #1: Where do I put this?
Speaker #2: Ask Gerry, he's the hat around here.
Speaker #2: I'm the one wearing the hat here.
2. Speaker #1: Where do I put this?
Speaker #2: Ask Gerry, he's the hat around here.
by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
1. Bric-a-brac which litters wealthy people's homes, but is not worth stealing, and is ignored by thieves.
2. Extras in cinematic production. Sometimes refers to actors if the producers are especially high on themselves.
2. Extras in cinematic production. Sometimes refers to actors if the producers are especially high on themselves.
1. Man, leave that styrofoam alone, we got to find the jewellery case.
2. You can leave if you're going to look at me like that, you know. I can find styrofoam to replace you anywhere in this shithole city. I'm Someone-Fucking-Somebody, not some podunk drama teacher.
2. You can leave if you're going to look at me like that, you know. I can find styrofoam to replace you anywhere in this shithole city. I'm Someone-Fucking-Somebody, not some podunk drama teacher.
by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
(TRAK-tor) Used with trash to create tractor trash. Describes white trash from predominantly farming communities.
by Col. Dr. April 23, 2006
Familiar term of greeting between g-unit people of the Hebrew faith, mimicking blacks who call each other my nigga.
by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
by Col. Dr. April 25, 2006