DANIEL's definitions

get the g

to acquire or pursue the most recent gossip

She went outside to get the g about why the police were at the neighbors.

by Daniel June 18, 2006

HTH

"Hand to Hand," as in hand-to-hand combat.

We ran out of bullets so we dropped the guns and went HTH.

by Daniel June 11, 2006

dippin

when you gas then brake causing you to rock back and forth. (made popular by the bay area)

We dippin in the 64'.

by Daniel December 28, 2005

Mat Night

What people in the West-Island call Devil's Night (the night before Halloween). It got it's name because people steal door mats and do switcheroos. It is also the night people go around TPing trees and other mischief is caused.

I woke up this morning after mat night and my doormat was missing. I found it the next week three blocks down.

by Daniel November 15, 2005

U2

A self righteous band imported from overseas. now mainly serves as an advertising campaing for the democratic party. oh, need we mention they've long since gone soft. i think maddox called it best.

"As sanctimonious as U2 tries to be, the reason their faces are lit during the commercial isn't because they're larger-than-life rock stars, but rather, because they're not. When was the last time U2 had a hit? Or a flop? Or anything for that matter? Their last major release was in 2000, an album which was so inconsequential that merely labeling it as such bumps it into a lesser category of sucktitude (but just barely, so eat shit). If their faces weren't lit up, nobody would know who they were except for the most diehard U2 fans, and nobody cares what they think."

-maddox

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by daniel September 16, 2005

novella

Sweet Metal/Rock band which comes from St. Louis. They played Almost everyday on 2005 Warped Tour

Novellas Song the 1980's B-Rated Horror Movie Guide To Homecoming Night rocks.

by Daniel September 13, 2005

slag

slang

1. NOUN (British and Aussie) A promiscuous woman
2. NOUN & VERB(Aussie) spit
3. VERB (British and Aussie) to put down, mainly used as the phrasal verb to "slag off" something
4. NOUN When manufacturing iron ore, the scum on the surface

1. Townsville girls are all slags!
2. That filthy wog was slagging all over the footpath! The footpath was covered in slag!
3. New South Welshmen like to slag off Victorians
4. Hot slag!

by Daniel August 4, 2005