on GP

Short for "on general principle" which means:

1. For no reason.

2. Just because.

You have to hold your own on GP.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant August 27, 2006

from F to L

IN OTHER WORDS, "being the fool" or "being a foolish person."

Don't go from f to l for anyone.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 04, 2006

heinz 57

1. A person that's a born mixture or known mixture of at least 2 or more differernt races.

2. A dog that's a mixed breed.

Obama is a brother most definitely, but at the same time he's a heinz 57.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 23, 2009

kick him to the curb

1. To quit seeing him, especially if it's a relationship or commitment involved.

2. To waive/fire him, especially in business matters.

If you catch a man cheating on you, kick him to the curb right then.

A man got kicked to curb by the company for finding drug use in his hair sample.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 09, 2005

tweeking

An act of picking on someone caused by anxiousness for another high.

If you catch anyone tweeking, they're drug of choice is controlling 'em.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 25, 2007

Good Times Syndrome

IN BRIEF: A time when something good is about to happens, but it ends up messed up or brought down by somebody or something.

NOTE: Good Times Syndrome is based on the TV show 'Good Times', when something good happens, it always end up unsuccessful by fate.

GOOD TIMES:
A TV show that aired way back in the 70's, which illustrated the life of a black family living in the projects.

The TV show became an instant classic thanks to the lively yet scrawny character J.J. Evans aka "Kid Dyn-o-mite"

The other characters were Florida (the compassionate mother), James Sr (the discplinarian father), Thelma (the hot sister), Michael (the pre-pubescent annoying kid brother), Willona (the intruding next door neighbor), and Bookman aka "Buffalo Butt" (the fatass super who everyone makes fun of)

The show also featured the acting debut of Janet Jackson as Penny (the cute but wiseass orphaned child)

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 13, 2010

sales pitch

Talk that attempts/intends to persuade someone of something; sweet-talk.

WOMAN: Can you cut my son's hair tonight and I'll pay you tomorrow.

MAN: No. That's only a sales pitch intending to cause problems.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 07, 2005