Definitions by OneBadAsp

Pecker Checker 

Prison slang for a guy who looks at other guy's dicks while they are in the shower.

AKA Shower Shark or Peter Gazer

Gary didn't like to go into the shower with the other guys because there were too many pecker checkers in jail.

Pecker Checker by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006

Punk 

1. Originally a prison term for a guy who was at the receiving end of anal sex.

2. A term used to describe a movement within rock 'n' roll among bands that have a rougher, more immediate edge.

1. Chris was afriad to drop the soap in the shower lest he end up as Bubba's punk.

2. Reggie likes to listen to punk rock.

Punk by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006

Wotanism

The worship of Wotan, AKA Odin. Same thing as Odinism.

Peter believes in Wotanism.

Wotanism by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006

Quark

1. A basic building block of matter, thought to be impossible to break down into anything else. Quarks come in several varieties; protons and neutrons are each made up of three quarks in specific combinations.

2. The character on Star Trek Deep Space Nine who ran the bar.

1. It is now thought that neutrons themselves are composed of particles known as quarks, and this raises the possibility that in the centre of a neutron star these quarks may roam freely in a fluid form known as a 'quark soup'.

2. Quark was always getting into trouble with Odo, the cheif of security on Deep Space Nine.

Quark by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006

White Hole

The counterpart to a black hole. In a black hole matter collapses inward to a singularity; in a white hole, matter pours out from a singularity. There are many similarities between the Big Bang and a white hole.

As well as black holes and white holes, relativists sometimes talk about grey holes.

White Hole by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006

Grey Hole 

A grey hole is an object from which matter and radiation escape, rise to a certain distance above the event horizon, and then fall back in. Compare to a black hole and a white hole

In the case of White Holes, Black Holes, and of Grey Holes, they all have two singularities, one in the past and one in the future.

Grey Hole by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006

Ergosphere 

The region of space close to a rotating black hole from which it is possible, in principle to, extract energy.

The outer boundary of the ergosphere is called the static limit.

Ergosphere by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006