7 definitions by Little Dog Monk
A music type that is a fusion of pop and classical. It can also be spelled popsical. Another name for it is crossover.
Also a frozen food that is generally served on a stick.
Also a frozen food that is generally served on a stick.
by Little Dog Monk October 25, 2007
Describes an event or object that lacks inesnity and/or fails to fully accomplish its purpose. Used to degrade, or convey ones dissatisfaction in something.
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006
1. Used in describing a situation, instance, or object of chance, surprise, or perplexity.
2. A company that makes electronic testing equipment to measure voltage, amperage, ohms, and other such like things.
2. A company that makes electronic testing equipment to measure voltage, amperage, ohms, and other such like things.
1. What the fluke!? That was a fluke.
2. I just bought a fluke meter, now I can test the voltage of these batteries.
2. I just bought a fluke meter, now I can test the voltage of these batteries.
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006
A most entertaining game invented by the people at College University that involves throwing a foam football into a hammock. 1 point for hitting any part of the hammock with the ball, 3 points if the ball bounces off the ground into the hammock, and 5 points for landing the ball directly into the hammock. 5 points is called a kush lash. You can also yell out the words Kush Lash if you have scored the maximum amount of points possible in any sport. Feel free to yell out Kush Lash for anything cool you have done, or have witnessed.
I got an A on my history exam, Kush Lash baby!
or
Dk got beaned in the nuts, that's 1000 points, Kush Lash!
or
Dk got beaned in the nuts, that's 1000 points, Kush Lash!
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006
A sports car developed by the Nissan/Datsun company in 1974. Basically a 240z, but features a stronger chassi and larger yet weaker motor. The 260z is a first generation Z and the rarest of the Z cars. Came in two versions. The 1974.0 had thin bumpers and a carbeurated engine and the 1974.5 had thicker bumpers and was fuel injected. Both models being made for only half a year, which explains its rarity. The 260 was also available in a 2+2 model which featured back seats which made the body longer.(2+2's are generally regarded by collectors as being butt ugly) 260z's also posses more potential than other Z models. This is due to the longer frame rails running under the floor pannels which increases its structual rigidity giving it the capability to withstand more horsepower and torque. This is lacking in the 240. The 260z is only slightly heavier than the 240Z and significantly lighter than other models of Z cars, especially 300's and 350's. This means that the 260z's power to weight ratio is insanely awesome, even more so if you drop an RB25 DET in it. Which is made possible because the 260Z shares the same length engine cradle/suspension cross member as the R32 Skyline making it easy to bolt in an RB series motor. The 260Z won many awards and competions during its time and brings honor to the family of Z cars. Despite its greatness and rarity though, it seems very under appreciated and its gold book value is less than many other Z's. Boo to that.
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006
by Little Dog Monk August 30, 2006