Definitions by Paul Della Valle
1950s father
A 1950s father is a dad who is not involved with thier child or children, even though they all live under the same roof. A 1950s father does not play, spend time or is emotionally involved with thier child. A 1950s father is typically stoic and distant to ones child, and are typically work-a-holics. The phrase comes from a generation of males (pre 1960s) that were raised to hid thier emotions, because it would seem unmanlike. 1950s father reley on thier wife to do all the parenting.
1950s father by Paul Della Valle July 16, 2004
reverse gay bashing
To lure a redneck homophobe into a fight. Typically two hetrosexual guys will hold hands with the idea of getting into a fight with a person who hates gays.
Hey dude you feel like walking down the street holding hands? When the first person that walks by and yells "hey faggot", we will kick thier ass. Man talk about reverse gay bashing.
reverse gay bashing by Paul Della Valle July 13, 2004
Gypsy Jokers
Gypsy Jokers by Paul Della Valle July 6, 2004
Free Souls
Free Souls by Paul Della Valle July 6, 2004
Ring Rats
A word used by professional wrestlers to describe underage groupie girls that hang outside the door that leads to the dressing room or locker room. When a pro wrestler comes out from the dressing room, they scream at a very high pitch. Ring rats will try to get the attention of a pro wrestler, seeing if they can get a date.
Ring Rats by Paul Della Valle July 2, 2004
Poison Idea
A punk band from Portland Oregon that formed back in 1979 by vocalist Jerry A and guitarest Tom "Pig" Champion. Possibly the the most popular punk band of all time to come out of Portland.
Poison Idea by Paul Della Valle July 1, 2004
Mentors
A porno metal band that sounds like Black Sabbath meets Hustler magazine that formed in the late 70s. Originally fronted by a bald bearded beer gut voclist/drummer guy known as El Duce. Who later got ran over by a train and killed back in April 1997. Also in the band was Dr Heathen Scum on bass and Sickie Wifebeater on guitar. The Mentors biggest claim to fame was back in 1985 when somebody during the Tipper Gore's PMRC congressional hearings read the lycics to "Golden Showers", from the album "You Axed For It".
Mentors by Paul Della Valle July 1, 2004