Mario Lemieux's definitions
Refers to action of taking smaller amounts of money that is left around by people. This can be in dollar bills or change, or a combination of both. The "classic" is $2, but it can be any amount.
Can be used as a verb or adverb.
Can be used as a verb or adverb.
I can't find my $2 I left for the paperboy. I've been montysteined.
I need some money. Maybe I will montystein this $.25 from the game of quarters last night.
I did not montystein you, the wind must have blown away your money you left under Heineken Light bottle.
I learned how to montystein from mikespace.
That kid is such a montystein.
I need some money. Maybe I will montystein this $.25 from the game of quarters last night.
I did not montystein you, the wind must have blown away your money you left under Heineken Light bottle.
I learned how to montystein from mikespace.
That kid is such a montystein.
by Mario Lemieux December 26, 2008
Get the Montysteinmug.