(as) jober as a sudge

very sober, not drunk(from a deliberate spoonerism on sober as a judge)

Of course I have not had any drinks tonight, I am obviously as jober as a sudge.

by Light Joker October 19, 2004

VIP

(Pronounced as seperate letters)

A very important person

Here comes our resident VIP.

by Light Joker November 26, 2005

gnarly

excellent, wonderful (teenagers)

That ride is totally gnarly.

by Light Joker July 15, 2005

out cold

1. unconscious

2. asleep

3. alcohol intoxicated, drunk (probably from the fact that you lose consciousness when you drink to much)

Don't bother, he's out cold.

by Light Joker May 30, 2007

fox paw

en error, a mistake (from faux pas, pronounced foe paw)

It was a fox paw to think that they came to repair a leak.

by Light Joker October 26, 2005

grody

disgusting, foul, unclean

This food is so grody it makes me want to puke.

by Light Joker January 20, 2007

brokeback

1. homosexual

2. a male homosexual

3. something that looks characteristic of homosexuality(from the movie Brokeback Mountain)

That shirt looks rather brokeback to me.

by Light Joker October 12, 2006