A derrogatory word in the Dutch language. Literally, it means "nutsack", but is used in the same situation in which "asshole" is used in English.
by Daryl May 11, 2003

Term used by Christian retailers to describe small plastic toys, pens, and pencils that have been imprinted with trite religious phrases to be handed out to children for memorizing Bible verses in Sunday School.
by Daryl May 11, 2003

Originated from the words "this thing".
Its like a whatchamacallit or a thingymabob but a little different.
Its like a whatchamacallit or a thingymabob but a little different.
by Daryl March 11, 2004

daryl:yo this dude has an elephant on his shirt!
ricardo:no its not its an ecko shirt so its a rhino give me mine!!!
ricardo:no its not its an ecko shirt so its a rhino give me mine!!!
by daryl June 17, 2006


by daryl November 18, 2004

Completely insane.
The phrase comes from an American television commercial for a breakfast cereal. The phrase comes from the cereal's mascot, a bird that went crazy for the taste of the cereal. Thus "Kookoo for Cocoa Puffs" became synonomous in American pop-culture for someone who was mentally unhinged.
The phrase comes from an American television commercial for a breakfast cereal. The phrase comes from the cereal's mascot, a bird that went crazy for the taste of the cereal. Thus "Kookoo for Cocoa Puffs" became synonomous in American pop-culture for someone who was mentally unhinged.
by Daryl November 22, 2003
