Galloping Ghost's definitions

kevlar

Material that is actually nylon streched very thin, which makes it much tougher. Used in everything from bullet-proof vests to gun stocks.

I only where about ten layers of kevlar. I hope that can stop a shotgun blast.

by Galloping Ghost June 13, 2005

scud

Missile produced by the Soviet Union. It was made famous by the Gulf War, not because it hit some targets, but because of how many it missed. It is completely unguided.

"SCUD" stands for "Soviet Constructed Uselessly Deployed"

by Galloping Ghost June 14, 2005

commie pinko

A term for a Communist person, as an insult.

You damn commie pinko! Get your piece of crap Volga out of my driveway!

by Galloping Ghost June 14, 2005

Garry's Mod

A modification of the game Half-Life 2. It allows you to experiment with the game's physics engine by posing ragdolls or building vehicles out of random objects. It also allows you to paint any ragdoll or object and you can change the physical properties of the object or ragdoll.

Garry's Mod is extremely awesome.

by Galloping Ghost June 12, 2005

lederhosen

From Germany, they are pants made of leather, hence "leder(leather) hosen(pants)."

I think my lederhosen are one size too small.

by Galloping Ghost June 21, 2005

cobra

1.A really awesome and fast car made by Carrol Shelby. It is actually an AC Ace modified to accomodate a massive 427 cubic-inch engine..

2.A type of poisonous snake that is characterized by a hood. Some can spit their venom.

3.The world's first helicopter devoted to a role of attack. It is currently used by the US Marine Corps as the AH-1W "super" or "whiskey" cobra.

1.My cobra will smoke your tuned ricer with ease.

2.Cobras are venomous. I wouldn't agitate one.

3.When the Cobra flew in, it owned all those Iraqis with its 20mm gun.

by Galloping Ghost July 15, 2008

cuirassier

Napoleonic era. A type of heavy cavalry that got its name from the cuirass, the French word for breast plate. The idea was large men upon powerful horses, who were able to charge head-on into the enemy and expose and flanks or holes left in the lines of infantry after an artillery barrage. They were equipped with a cuirass, a long sword, two pistols and eventually a carbine.

After the artillery finsished its barrage, the cuirassiers charged the broken lines of infantry.

by Galloping Ghost July 5, 2005