Culture Vulture

A scavenger, circling the media, looking for scraps of originality to add to their conceit. They sport eclectic styles and tastes, always recognisable as having been borrowed without adaption or refinement from elsewhere.

David Bowie is probably the best example of a successful culture vulture.

That website was put together by a Culture Vulture

by Container October 07, 2003

karma hotel

Come to one of these to experience the following:
drugs, sex, cult worship, alternative music, etc.

Ah man I woke up yesterday in a karma hotel, they'd like taken my kidneys out and everything.

by Container September 23, 2003

low mileage

A brand spanking new vehicle, just rolledout of the showroom and ready to take to the roads.
Gleaming Bodywork, up to date technology and a stylish modern look.

My girlfriend is so tight, there's some real low mileage on that one.

by Container October 07, 2003

dribbling

Controlling he ball across the pitch, by keeping it close to the feet and veering it away from tackles from opposing players.

"David Beckham dribbled that argentinian instead of focussing on playing the game, consequently we lost the match and the tournement."

by Container October 12, 2003

fool's errand

Sent to or set out on a task which ultimately has no purpose or likelihood of success.
Discovering as much.

"Damn, we drove all the way to Jackies place only to find she'd gone down to ours!"

by Container October 12, 2003

tshirt

A democratic item of clothing, all people can wear it in their size, have any message printed on it, or just soak it to show up their breasts.

Hey Check out the T-Shirt dude! Iron Maiden!!

by Container October 04, 2003

zany

A word put in as a warning that the person, movie or act it is attached to will be totally and completely unfunny.

"The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood, what's on the other channel?"

by Container October 12, 2003