A person of high rank who did not go to college.
From sailing days when officers who use to be deck hands were asked how they got there job they replied "I climbed up the hawsepipe" (hawsepipe: the pipe that an anchor rope passes through)
From sailing days when officers who use to be deck hands were asked how they got there job they replied "I climbed up the hawsepipe" (hawsepipe: the pipe that an anchor rope passes through)
by Joe Smith September 17, 2004
n. v. Someone who, often clandestinely will use microphone(s) on clothing, rigs etc. to record and disseminate live concerts, attractions
by Joe Smith March 09, 2003
by joe smith December 11, 2003
An Indian (from India).
From the way they bob their heads from side to side when they mean to say yes.
(The Indian head bob is similiar to the american nod, except from side to side instead of up and down)
From the way they bob their heads from side to side when they mean to say yes.
(The Indian head bob is similiar to the american nod, except from side to side instead of up and down)
Why does that "Head Bobber" keep telling me yes, he understands when he has no clue what I am saying?
by Joe Smith September 24, 2004
One of America's best allies. There is no reason for Americans to bash Canada or Canadians to bash America. God bless Canada and God bless America. May the two wonderful nations live together in harmony.
by Joe Smith December 05, 2003
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by Joe Smith April 15, 2005