Frank Booth's definitions

wilding

a non-word. It arose from media haze in 1989, during the "Central Park Jogger" case. It supposedly means marauding in search of ultra-violence, but the media made it sound like it was already urban slang, when it was not. The word did not exist till the jogger thing.

ANYWAY, the youths who were supposedly "wilding" were all innocent anyway. The whole thing really stank, big time.

"Wilding" is a non-word.

by Frank Booth April 26, 2006

Madalyn Murray O'hair

a angry atheist activist, now deceased. She traveled the nation to proclaim the non-existence of God. And she hated religion. She wasn't just an atheist. She was really, really mad about it. And she was an aggressive woman. And a real Large Marge. Even Ayn Rand, herself an atheist and angry as well, disdained her.

She went missing for over a year and finally turned up murdered.

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, you sure are an angry atheist, you crazy bitch.

by Frank Booth January 9, 2005

tenner

something you were once familiar with, but haven't thought of in ten years

Hey, I got one! "I ain't gon' bump no mo' wif no big fat woman!" Tenner?

by Frank Booth January 7, 2005

ling

(boontling) language, one's language

You can't harp my ling.

by Frank Booth January 2, 2005

jackbootlicker

1) a lickspittle, a toady

2) one who cooperates with tyrrany.

Y'all think y'all're tough like your cowboy prez, but y'all just a buncha jackbootlickers.

by Frank Booth January 3, 2005

applehead

(boontling) a girlfriend

Applehead harps my ling.

by Frank Booth January 2, 2005

When I'm Sixty-Four

A tune Sir Paul McCartney wrote when he was sixteen, and in which he appeared to see his future with eerie precognition.

In the song, he asks, "Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm sixty-four?" And now that he's sixty-four, we conveniently have our answer - a resounding NO! He and his wife, Heather Mills, are history, fo sho.

I stayed out till quarter of three and she locked the door. I knew that would happen when I wrote "When I'm Sixty-Four." - Sir Paul

by Frank Booth March 19, 2007