Popular 'deal a day' website, woot.com, strays from its standard one item format about once a month bringing its customers many consecutive items. When one item sells out, it is replaced by another item almost immediately. This can go on for well over a day until it ends without warning, often with woot's infamous bag of crap!
A woot-off is signified by two flashing red lights below the item. As long as these lights are present, the woot-off is still going on.
A woot-off is signified by two flashing red lights below the item. As long as these lights are present, the woot-off is still going on.
David: "Great! I'm not getting any sleep tonight!"
Billy: "How come?"
David: "There's a woot-off going on! I HAVE to stay up!"
Billy: "How come?"
David: "There's a woot-off going on! I HAVE to stay up!"
by Mr.3d PHD March 11, 2008
(shlok) schlocked, schlock*y, schlock*ish
Origin: 1910-15 Yiddish word 'shlak'
-adjective
1. Something that lacks integrity or truth. A lie.
-noun
2. An object that holds little or no value.
Origin: 1910-15 Yiddish word 'shlak'
-adjective
1. Something that lacks integrity or truth. A lie.
-noun
2. An object that holds little or no value.
1. Daniel: "Thanks man...I'll pay you back as soon as I can!"
David: "What a load of schlock!"
2. Daniel: "What do you think about Britney Spears' new album?"
David: "Its a worthless piece of scholck, that's what I think!"
David: "What a load of schlock!"
2. Daniel: "What do you think about Britney Spears' new album?"
David: "Its a worthless piece of scholck, that's what I think!"
by Mr.3d PHD March 07, 2008