work-safe

refers to an internet website. Something "work-safe" will not get you fired if your boss or coworker's see it on your browzer. porno or anything with images of nude people, for example, is definately not "work-safe"

FARM SLUTS ON ICE : not work-safe

by MaSh92587 May 08, 2005

pop the cherry

To take someone's virginity. usually used in reference to breaking the hymen surrounding a virgin female's vagina, but also used in reference to gay sex and the first penetration of the anus. Term usually not used for female anal sex.

-I'm gonna pop the cherry on that gal!
-Dude, that's a guy.
-Same difference, as long as i pop something!

by mash92587 October 30, 2005

Roger that

Slang, usually used in radio transmissions such as military communications, meaning "I understand" or "I hear you." Synonymous with "I copy that." Often just "Roger"

-All Units, this is a Code Red. Return to base, over?
-Roger that. Heading to home.

by mash92587 December 18, 2005

clubbing baby seals

synonymous with "shooting fish in a barrel," relating to doing a task, often involving hunting or destroying an enemy, that is painfully easy.

Should not be used due to the inherent image of animal cruelty. Stick to the fish and barrel.

Shooting down enemy planes from an F-22 Raptor is like clubbing baby seals. It's that easy.

by MaSh92587 May 22, 2005

auto de fe

It's something that you shouldn't do, but you do anyway!

"Hey Torquemada, whaddaya say?"
"I just got back from the auto de fe!"
-quoted from Mel Brook's History of the World Part I

by MaSh92587 May 03, 2005

skimpy

Australian Slang: A female bartender who takes her clothes off if she collects enough in tips. Common in the city of Kalgoorlie.

It’s this diverse mix of customers who have all had a beer with a skimpy that makes the Kalgoorlie skimpy scene so unique, according to Wild West Saloon Bar manager and former skimpy Nicky who first came to Kalgoorlie to work five years ago during her university holidays. - The Kalgoorlie Miner

by mash92587 November 12, 2009

Harvard Time

Seven minutes later than real time. A comment on how classes at Harvard start 7 minutes after they are listed (example: at 10:07 instead of at 10:00) to allow time for students who must cross the campus from one class to another.

TF: Tim, you're late for section.
Tim: But it's only 4:02? Come on, what about Harvard Time?

by mash92587 October 14, 2006