A black person that ignores rap and hip-hop in favor of Rock Music. Usually at any show- punk, hardcore, or metal; at least a handful of Rock 'n Roll negroes are in attendance.
Singer: "Dude! What was with the all the brothers at the show? Did they think we was a rap act?"
Dude: "No man! We are just popular with the Rock 'n Roll Negroes!"
Dude: "No man! We are just popular with the Rock 'n Roll Negroes!"
by Oldbull February 28, 2011
by Oldbull June 24, 2009
The act of being really good at ignoring a ringing phone. Selective hearing as it applies to the telephone.
Mom, "Do you think Kyle is going deaf? He walked right by that ringing phone!"
Dad, "Nah, he's just phone deaf!"
Dad, "Nah, he's just phone deaf!"
by Oldbull June 28, 2009
Noun used to describe a diseased individual who is compelled to mention, quote, or listen to the music of Tupac Shakur. Often someone suffering from this malady will help spread or become a source for the many urban legends surrounding the dead rapper.
Tupacaholic- "You know, it be just like Tupac said- To be or not to be..."
Smart kid- "Actually wasn't that Shakespeare?"
Tupacaholic- "Why you always gotta be cuttin down the genius son?"
Smart kid- "Actually wasn't that Shakespeare?"
Tupacaholic- "Why you always gotta be cuttin down the genius son?"
by oldbull May 22, 2010
An individual that spent time playing dungeons and dragons. The term refers to the multi-sided dice used to play the game.
Vidkid- My dad is so old he was born before they had video games!
Gamer: Mine was a regular dice nerd and spent his teenage years in a dark room playing Dungeons and Dragons.
Gamer: Mine was a regular dice nerd and spent his teenage years in a dark room playing Dungeons and Dragons.
by oldbull March 03, 2011
Kid in Car: "What the F...? (Remembers parents) Man Alive! Did you see that ass...knucklehead on the motorcycle?"
by Oldbull June 28, 2009
A phrase first heard in the BB gun/coming of age movie The Christmas Story. This can be applied whenever a child wishes to butter up his father in order to gain a favor. Over reaching laughter and enthusiasm follows when a marginally funny line is uttered by the dad. It's usually a blatantly transparent attempt as the favor is requested only a short time after the "good one, dad."
Dad: "Look at that! I guess people in fancy cars don't have to obey stop signs!"
Son: (Fake laughter...) "Good one, dad! .......can I have twenty bucks"?
Son: (Fake laughter...) "Good one, dad! .......can I have twenty bucks"?
by oldbull December 01, 2011