Definitions by Mr. X-106
The Three Stooges
One of the most successful comedy trios from the 1930s-1970s. The original line-up was Moses Horwitz, Louis Feinberg, and Sam Horwitz, better known as Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard. After performing in Vaudeville for awhile, Shemp went into the movie business, and was replaced by Moe and Shemp's brother Jerome 'Babe' Horwitz, who would become better known as Curly Howard. The Three Stooges made many short films together, most of them with Curly, untill 1947, when he suffered a stroke and was replaced by Shemp.
The stooges are considered one of the great masters of comedy and are still much loved to this day.
The stooges are considered one of the great masters of comedy and are still much loved to this day.
The Three Stooges by Mr. X-106 November 21, 2004
third rail
An additional rail usually found in subway systems, running parallel to the existing tracks, and sometimes slightly elevated. The third rail carries a live electric current which is used to power the subway trains.
third rail by Mr. X-106 August 29, 2004
puke
My best friend had one too many beers last night, and had to puke for a while before he went to bed.
throw up
The act of vomiting. The term 'throw up' is usually considered less offensive than words such as 'puke' or 'barf.'
Pole Position
One of the best racing games ever made. Released by the company, 'Namco' back in 1982, it introduced the concept of having a chase camera view, as well as the challenge of having to qualify for the main race. In 1983, it was released in the United States by Atari under license from Namco. It would go on to become the video game of 1983, and to this day, is still a great racing game.
Pole Position by Mr. X-106 December 8, 2003
jeepers creepers
jeepers creepers by Mr. X-106 October 23, 2003