Shortened form of can you dig it?, usually added at the end of, like you know, a sentence.
1. (Inquiring) Do you understand what I mean?
2. (Belligerent) Shut up and do what I said!
1. (Inquiring) Do you understand what I mean?
2. (Belligerent) Shut up and do what I said!
1. Groovy is so far out that it's in, you dig?
2. The chick's not a man, so stop calling her "man", you dig!?
2. The chick's not a man, so stop calling her "man", you dig!?
by Downstrike October 16, 2004
Most legilators either have been, or eventually become attorneys, who practice the very law that legislators write, leading to a horrific conflict of interest between the two professions, by which government of the people is by the attorneys, for the attorneys.
by Downstrike September 14, 2004
Actual example, copied and pasted from IM:
Downstrike: ALready thger.
Downstrike: already there
Downstrike: Just call me futterbingers.
Downstrike: ALready thger.
Downstrike: already there
Downstrike: Just call me futterbingers.
by Downstrike May 25, 2005
by Downstrike May 26, 2004
Too tired to continue what ever is in progress.
From pooped, meaning tired, and pop meaning ejaculate; literally, too tired to have sex. Frequently used by fogies who would be offended if they heard anyone say the literal meaning, because they don't think about what they're saying.
From pooped, meaning tired, and pop meaning ejaculate; literally, too tired to have sex. Frequently used by fogies who would be offended if they heard anyone say the literal meaning, because they don't think about what they're saying.
by Downstrike August 17, 2005
A statement following the exclamation, "Oh My GOD!", that one is most likely to hear after throwing one's self at the ground and missing. See throw yourself at the ground and miss.
If you have thrown yourself at the ground and missed, it is vitally important that you do not believe the statement, "you can't possibly be flying", when you hear it. Otherwise, you will suddenly discover that it is true.
by Downstrike May 24, 2004
A popular euphemism for the most prevalently-used and virus-susceptible email client in the history of computing. See Outhouse Express for the correct term.
When I installed SP2, Outlook Express presumed to decide for me whether to download the images in my email.
by Downstrike October 04, 2004