LARSTAIT's definitions

Tommy Boy

The most extravagantly fantastic and outrageously stupid character played by wordChris Farley/word, also the title of the movie he is from. It came out in 1995 and instantly became and remains to be one of the funniest movies in existance.

**TOMMY's open M&M bag slides into RICHARD's car's A/C vent on the dash, when RICHARD takes a hard right**

RICHARD: Ohh No! That sounds great! Wow that's really gonna UP the re-sale value!!

TOMMY: I think we're gonna be ok. They have a thin candy shell. Hmph! Surprised you didn't know that.

RICHARD: I think your HEAD has a thin candy shell!

TOMMY:Y-your head has the sh- sh..shell on it.

RICHARD: Are you talking?

TOMMY: Shut up, Richard!

by larstait October 29, 2003

gosh dang

A somewhat euphimized(sp) word over the years.

It's an exclamation, ofcourse.

Include earlier versions:
god dang
gosh damn
dag nabbit
dead gummit
But they all are just a softer phrase for:
god damn(it)

by LarstaiT November 12, 2003

depose

To remove, bring down.

The king had to be deposed from his high rule for his crime.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

republican nazi

My grandfather.

C:\WINDOWS\Profiles\What\Desktop\Weeeeee.mpg ha ha h a ha ah

by LarstaiT December 15, 2003

abstruse

Arcane, not known to many. Rare.

Also Try:
wordesoteric/word

Who's the Boss is not a food, Lois

by larstait October 13, 2003

Trojan Horse

A virus-like program that pretends to be something else in order to get into the system.

From _The Iliad_, by famous dead poet Homer, when the Ithacans gained victory by hiding in a huge wood horse so they could get into Troy.

The Trojans were not in the gifted program at warfare school.

by Larstait November 6, 2003

Three-letter Agencies

The federal agencies comprised of three letters.

Usually refers to the ATF (bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms), CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), DOE (Department of Energy), FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations), IRS (Internal Revenue Service) and NSA (National Security Agency)

by Larstait November 6, 2003