Definitions by MiKe

richard smith 

highly intelligent young man who fears and loths spontaneous phone calls including the words 'moo' and 'rar'

richard: you peon, you just called me and said 'moo'

richard smith by mike April 6, 2005

Pute 

Shooters word for whore.

Look at that sexy pute over there!

Pute by mike April 6, 2005

Severna Park

They love losing by one goal to Dulaney in 2000-2003. You guys down there in AACO dont know shit about snobby or stuck up. You have three private schools down there, big deal. Up here in Bmore county there are over 30 of them. You guys should venture up to Bmore county and see how real snobby kids have fun. Instead of getting drunk on on a boat in the "beautiful severn river".

hicks on the river trying to be preppy

Severna Park by Mike April 5, 2005

slajangin 

slammin + jammin + bangin = Slajangin

background: it just makes sense

damn yo mom is slajangin!

slajangin by Mike April 5, 2005

Plasma Gun 

An Id Software created Assault Rifle. Popular choice in Doom3 & Quake3. It spits out bursts of radioactive goop at your enemy.

The Plasma gun is not as powerful as the Rocket Launcher.

Plasma Gun by mike April 3, 2005

Mercy High School - Rochester NY 

All girls catholic high school in Roc city (brother school: MCQ)- you can bet most of the girls come from probably Pittsford, Penfield, or Webster. It wouldn't be uncommon for one to pull a hundred dollar bill out of their wallet..and that would probably be the least amount of cash they'd have on them. The school's known for their sports, especially Soccer (a cult which is known as AJAX..), Softball, and Basketball(they breed their athletes...), as well as its "college-prep" (for parties that is..., although others may interpret that as going IVY). The girls at Mercy definitely known how to party...

"A mercy girl...every guy should have one"

Mercy High School - Rochester NY by Mike April 2, 2005

judicial activism 

A term used by conservatives to describe court decisions which they disagree with. More often than not, applies to cases where the court declined the opportunity use its power, such as in the Terri Schiavo case, or Korematsu v. United States (1944).

In a Republican's mind, Lawrence v. Texas (2003) is an 'activist decision' while Bush v. Gore (2001) is not.

judicial activism by mike April 1, 2005