"Today is beautiful."
"A baked potato! There's a party tonight!"
or
"That girl is really smart."
"I'd have to say she's baked potato. Look how hot she is!
"A baked potato! There's a party tonight!"
or
"That girl is really smart."
"I'd have to say she's baked potato. Look how hot she is!
by PW March 25, 2004
by PW March 03, 2003
Variable valve timing engine technology prominently used by Honda.
Preferred by lifters the world over.
Preferred by lifters the world over.
by PW January 04, 2005
1) International urban playboy and man of mystery.
2) Paradox. Because has achieved the above despite working in I.T.
2) Paradox. Because has achieved the above despite working in I.T.
"My mate travels back and forth between London and New York, he has women in both cities and lives in design hotel suites or at his media friends' SoHo lofts."
"Cool, what does he do?"
"He's in I.T."
"I see, he's a nebpor!"
"Cool, what does he do?"
"He's in I.T."
"I see, he's a nebpor!"
by PW January 04, 2005
a "zippy" Mexican-built car that has superb German engineering, first-rate interior materials, and is loaded with safety features.
Anyone who thinks the Jetta is solely a woman's car is gay. Men with sophistication drive Jettas, not stupid insecure rat bastards who wish they had as nice a car.
Anyone who thinks the Jetta is solely a woman's car is gay. Men with sophistication drive Jettas, not stupid insecure rat bastards who wish they had as nice a car.
by PW January 12, 2003
what will happen if individual cultures disappear, replaced entirely by American culture.
A McWorld will never take place because American companies (such as McDonald's) and products will never displace local cultures but instead be integrated into them, while themselves integrating local culture and tradition.
Used in August 1999 National Geographic Magazine.
A McWorld will never take place because American companies (such as McDonald's) and products will never displace local cultures but instead be integrated into them, while themselves integrating local culture and tradition.
Used in August 1999 National Geographic Magazine.
by PW January 13, 2003
by PW January 13, 2003