Definitions by G-Union

uh-oh spaghetti-o's 

(N.) Homer Simpson's (II) Catch phrase in the short-lived Fox Dramedy, "Police Cops." Originally, a suave, stereotypical Policeman, Homer Simpson (II) was retooled into a fat, bumbling, Chris-Farley-esque doofus, who's catchphrase was always "Uh-Oh-Spaghetti-O's!" which was taken from the pasta of the same name.

Homer: "I just helped out in the Toys-for-Guns program."
Chief: "Homer! It's Guns-For-Toys!"
Homer: "Uh-oh spaghetti-o's"

uh-oh spaghetti-o's by G-Union November 25, 2003

McJob 

(N.) Taken from McDonalds, a McJob is a minimum wage paying job, that requires litlle to no education that offers little or no advancement or pay. In short, the only thing High School Dropouts can get to make money. (Also, handing out flyers in front of a store with a mascot outfit on.)

Hey, Diego has a McJob, doesn't he? Wait, wait, I don't think so. Hold up. Diego could'nt have a McJob. He'd be too busy jacking off into the McFryer to be able to hold down a McJob. He's just a 28 year old bum in his mama's house. That's why he spends 16 hours a day on the internet.

McJob by G-Union November 25, 2003

to the max 

(N.) To do something to the extreme, with power and attitude.

Homer....To The Max! (Power that is...)

to the max by G-Union November 12, 2003

Rocket Redux

(N.) To (Team)Rocket again. To go back to Team Rocket.

Jessie, James, Butch, Cassidy, Wendy Rocket, Black Rose, and Giovanni all had to make a Rocket Redux when Pikachu blew them up again.

Rocket Redux by G-Union November 12, 2003

Napster 

(N.) Someone who takes a lot of naps.
(Oh yeah, it's also a crappy Internet music downloading site.)

John sure is a napster. He must have to be, though with as much time as he spends on that crappy website, Napster.

Napster by G-Union November 11, 2003

letter-number symbolism 

Also known as 1337.

Also known as Geek Speak.

letter-number symbolism by G-Union November 11, 2003

Kathy Griffin 

(N.) The comic cousin to Peter Griffin, the star of the Adult Swim/Cartoon Network show, "Family Guy." Family Guy is funny, and so is Peter Griffin, but Kathy Griffin is about as funny as Saturday Night Live. (you make up your own minds.)

Kathy Griffin is the host of the show "Average Joe," but that show's garbage compared to Spike TV's Masterpiece, "The Joe Schmo Show."

Kathy Griffin by G-Union November 11, 2003