Marcus Intalex's definitions

The Laziest Men On mars

The techno group that composed the song "Invasion of the Gabber Robots," the soundtrack to the world-famous "All Your Base Are Belong To Us" video.

Dude, the Laziest Men on Mars kick ass.

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003

Notoriusabe

The Romaji (Japanese english) spelling of Notorious Abe.

"Man that Notoriusabe sure can rock the decks."

"Oh, Notorious Abe is so hot, I get dripping wet just thinking about him."

"Where is that Drum'N'Bass coming from?"

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003

Notorious Abe

The supreme pimp of the Pacific Northwest

"Dude, I wish I could spin records as good as Notorious Abe."

"Woah, I wish I had the same taste in women as Notorious Abe."

"Man, wouldn't it be awesome if my car was as cool as Notorious Abe's?"

"Notorious Abe is way cooler than I am."

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003

Low Frequency Bootilator

Another word for Notorious Abe behind the decks.

"She was fine, until she got zapped with the sounds of the Low Frequency Bootilator."

by Marcus Intalex May 18, 2003

bommalusch

Generic positive adjective. Synonymous with "cool" or "rad." It is generally accepted that the word was invented by Seattle-area Jungle DJ "Notorious Abe," while he was playing Tony Hawk. Common usage of the slang is limited primarily to the South Puget Sound Area, where Abe's cru and friends picked up on the word and brought it into common use.

"This video game is the bommalusch."

"No you got it all wrong, I am the supreme bommalusch."

"That's a bommalusch shirt you've got on, Olivia."

"Matrix Reloaded is the most Bommalusch movie EVER!"

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003

Burnside

The street in Portland, Oregon where most of the hookers and prostitutes congregate.

Dude, let's go to Burnside and pick up some hos.

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003

Hillside Strangler

Slang term for the westernmost interchange on the Eisenhower Expressway (I-290) in Chicago. Three lanes of Interstate 290 narrow to two and three lanes of Interstate 88 narrow to one, to form three lanes of the Eisenhower. The "strangling" effect of merging two three-lane freeways into one three-lane freeway often creates huge traffic jams, thus its notoriety as the "hillside strangler."

There was no traffic at all, 'cept for the usual backup at the hillside strangler.

by Marcus Intalex May 16, 2003