Hallie Corson's definitions

Crap a little ding dong!

Nice little phrase my sister came up with.

Teacher: Where is you history homework?

Jennie: Oh, crap a little ding dong! I left it in my locker!

by Hallie Corson September 20, 2004

Cobra

When a woman gets an attitude and starts wagging her head back and forth!

Robin Williams to Oprah: "Don't be getting all cobra on me now!"

by Hallie Corson September 20, 2004

SCORE!!!

A term used to congradulate someone or oneself for having come up with the ultimate put-down or having done something waaaay cool! Usually accompanied by holding up the hands in a goal-post formation.

Once, when we were on a band trip, one of our buses broke down at a gas station. The sign outside said, "Baby Chicks Are Here!" We were playing Truth or Dare and somebody got dared to go out and change to the sign to say, "Chicks Are Here, Baby!" They did, and a guy in a passing car honked as he drove past! SCORE!!!

or...

We got to march our band right down the middle of Times Square in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade! SCORE!!!

or...

(Referring to a former choir director whose van wouldn't start, thus holding us up, in the middle of a tour because he left the lights on while we went inside and ate:) He's the only man I know who could mess up a one-man funeral procession! SCORE!!!

by Hallie Corson September 22, 2004

Phantom

Only the biggest, baddest Broadway show EVER! PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ROCKS!!!

I got to see Phantom on Broadway for only $20!

by Hallie Corson September 24, 2004

New Jersey

That state up in Yankeeland that is home to the nastiest city in the US...Newark. That, coming from a citizen of the greatest state in the US, TEXAS!

And, yes, I have been to New Jersey!!!

by Hallie Corson September 28, 2004

blinking

A British epithet. Usually pronounced blinkin'.

JP: "I was trying to make you smile the other night and you wouldn't smile! I wanted to slap your face!

Me: (thinking) You just try to slap my face and see what happens! I will knock your blinking block off!

by Hallie Corson October 5, 2004

the big apple

Nickname for New York City. Originally termed by a newspaper man to describe Broadway, as in the big apple to which everyone aspired. Eventually came to mean the entire New York City.

The first time I saw "Phantom of the Opera" was on the Big Apple (Broadway) in the Big Apple (NYC).

by Hallie Corson October 19, 2004