SPECTRE

From the James Bond film series: Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion

Blofeld: "I am Supreme Commander of SPECTRE, the Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion. Yesterday morning, the American Air Force launched 2 cruise missiles from Swadley Air Base in Great Britain. Through the ingenuity of SPECTRE, the dummy warheads they carried were replaced with *live*, *nuclear* warheads. Your weapons of destruction are now safely in our possession and will be moved to two secret targets. Please note the serial numbers of the missiles; they will confirm the truth. Your weapons of deterrence did not deter us from our objective! A terrible catastrophe now confronts you. However, it can be avoided by paying a tribute to our organization, amounting to twenty-five percent of your respective countries' annual oil purchases. We have accomplished two of the functions that the name SPECTRE embodies: terror and extortion. If our demands are not met within seven days, we shall ruthlessly apply the third: revenge!"

by Phuyuck '74 December 20, 2004

OPP

Acronym for "Ontario Provincial Police"

"I was pulled over by an OPP cruiser yesterday."

by Phuyuck '74 January 21, 2004

OHMSS

1. Acronym for "Oh hell, my shit stinks!"

2. A gastro intestinal episode of biblical proportions

3. James Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"

1: "Where'd John go?"
2: "OHMSS."
1: "Oooh.. Guess he should've passed on the burrito..."

by Phuyuck '74 January 21, 2004

bing

1. An onomatopoeia used to indicate a correct answer or course of action.

2. An exclamation used to express unequivocal approval.

3.

1. "Just a little further... That's it! Bing!"

2. "Mmm.. that currywurst in Wiesbaden - Bing!"

by Phuyuck '74 January 26, 2004

LDS

What Captain Kirk calls LSD in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

Kirk: "I think he did a little to much LDS."

Gillian "L *D* S?"

Kirk: "Mhmm."

by Phuyuck '74 February 11, 2004

dudical

Etymology: c. 1986 Surf culture
Combination of the words "radical" and "dude".

Used to describe something considered pleasing and/or revolutionary by the party concerned or pop culture in general.

"Have you seen the new Ferrari? Those air intakes are dudical!"

by Phuyuck '74 January 23, 2004

flux capacitor

An invention conceived by Dr. Emmett L. Brown on November 5, 1955 which makes time travel possible.

Doc: "This is what makes time travel possible! The flux capacitor!"

Marty: impressed Flux capacitor!

by Phuyuck '74 March 23, 2004