watchspring

A very curly hair, resembling a spring.

There's a godammed watchspring in my salad!

by Rod Brock May 22, 2006

prick cheese

Another term for smegma, a whitish, cheesy substance that sometimes accumulates in the foreskin of an uncircumsized male.

You're not getting a blowjob from me until you wash off that prick cheese.

by Rod Brock September 24, 2005

ice lolly

British term for a frozen confection on a stick, equivalent to the American term "popsicle." In the plural sense, the term "lolly ices" may be used, e.g., "one ice lolly," or "an entire selection of lolly ices."

It was a hot day in Merseyside, and Bill stopped by the ASDA to buy a box of lolly ices, but they were sold out; a clerk told him there wasn't an ice lolly to be had all the way to Blackpool.

by Rod Brock July 24, 2006

skeptibunker

A coined term, joining the words "skeptic" and "debunker." It is used chiefly by paranormalists in the pejorative sense, to describe individuals who are skeptical of paranormalist views.

I wish all these skeptibunkers would just shut up and get with the program - the Space Brothers are coming, and that's a fact!

by Rod Brock March 11, 2007

horseshit and slivers

Antiquated term, used to refer to the supposed ingredients of a poor grade of rolling tobacco, such as Bull Durham. Also may be used a comeback when someone asks what's for dinner.

I swear, that bag of tobacco was naught but horseshit and slivers.

by Rod Brock July 24, 2006

Tequila Sunrise

A classic hit song by the "Southwestern Rock" band, "The Eagles.

It's another tequila sunrise,
starin' slowly 'cross the sky...

by Rod Brock March 11, 2007

'round the bend

UK. One who is mentally imbalanced, eccentric, crazy, etc. Sometimes expressed as "right 'round the bend." An eighties tune, during the second "British Invasion" of music in the U.S., had the lyric, "You send me right 'round, baby, 'right round, like a record baby."

Did you see him talking to that tree? 'Round the bend, he is.

by Rod Brock July 24, 2006