by mandingoe July 17, 2003
Expensive. More than I’m comfortable paying.
Spendy puts a smiley face on the grim reality that I’m broke.
Spendy puts a smiley face on the grim reality that I’m broke.
by Mandingoe March 16, 2009
Bad + attitude. Sometimes pronounced baaaditude.
In the workplace, baditude describes someone with serious authority issues or an apathic, disrespectful or slacker-ish attitude.
In the workplace, baditude describes someone with serious authority issues or an apathic, disrespectful or slacker-ish attitude.
Goofus spends half his time dissing the boss behinds his back for micromanaging. When Goofus is out, we gossip about his latest screed and dissect his personality and baditude.
Miss Baditude: They don’t pay me enough to smile at the customers.
Diane: Grrl, you’ve got baditude!
Miss Baditude: They don’t pay me enough to smile at the customers.
Diane: Grrl, you’ve got baditude!
by Mandingoe January 12, 2008
prepare to be physically humiliated
a command given during fraternity initiations, military hazing, or B/D(which are really not that different) to the pledge/plebe/gimp
a command given during fraternity initiations, military hazing, or B/D(which are really not that different) to the pledge/plebe/gimp
Mistress is very displeased with you tonight Donald.
Oh Mistress, I'd do anything to please you.
Of course you will Rummy. Your punishment is 25 lashings. Assume the position!
Oh Mistress, I'd do anything to please you.
Of course you will Rummy. Your punishment is 25 lashings. Assume the position!
by mandingoe May 26, 2004
by mandingoe June 06, 2004
members of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA). Pro-Irish Republic paramilitaries
The opposing Loyalist paramilitaries are the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and the Ulster Freedom Fighters (UFF)
Conflicts this long-running are never simple, so there are many splinter groups including the *Real* IRA, a.k.a. Oglaigh na hEireann. To make matters more confusing, Oglaigh na hEireann is also the name of the Irish Republic's legitimate army. Fortunately, most people have no clue how to pronounce Oglaigh na hEireann, so the confusion is self-limiting.
The opposing Loyalist paramilitaries are the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and the Ulster Freedom Fighters (UFF)
Conflicts this long-running are never simple, so there are many splinter groups including the *Real* IRA, a.k.a. Oglaigh na hEireann. To make matters more confusing, Oglaigh na hEireann is also the name of the Irish Republic's legitimate army. Fortunately, most people have no clue how to pronounce Oglaigh na hEireann, so the confusion is self-limiting.
by mandingoe June 08, 2004
by mandingoe June 08, 2004