by Light Joker October 15, 2004

Although the Senator was a hawk. He publicly called for the withdrawl of the U.S. soldiers from Iraq
by Light Joker April 09, 2006

a mediocre person or thing (from a cliched theme in fiction in which a beautiful and talented woman thinks that men see her as an ordinary sex object)
by Light Joker September 25, 2005

1. to leave town
2. to flee the scene of a crime
3. something used to leave town
4. something used to flee the scene of a crime
2. to flee the scene of a crime
3. something used to leave town
4. something used to flee the scene of a crime
by Light Joker May 30, 2006

by Light Joker October 07, 2005

by Light Joker May 15, 2005

During reconstruction after the civil war in the southern U.S. there were notherners who came down who were called scallywags and carpet baggers. The word scallywag meant troublemaker and carpet-bagger was an allusion to the bags carried by the norther buisness men who came just to profit. The use of both of these terms was in effect of any person seen as one of these type of people, regardless of race.
I learned about people who former confederate supporters reffered to as scallywags and carpet-baggers in My U.S. history class in 11th grade when the unit vocabulary was being discussed.
by Light Joker June 14, 2004
