Company Wile E. Coyote always ordered his equipment from, usually with disasterous results. Now in use to denote a shoddy, cheap, or inferior product, the use of which will probably lead to certain doom.
We needed a professional welder, but all we had was Doug and his Acme set.
My drums were stolen, so I'm getting by with this Acme set.
The good news is, they finished my x-rays; the bad news is, I think I saw 'Acme' on the side of the machine.
(Squinting at footage of the shuttle blowing up) Wait... I see... a... c... m... e...
My drums were stolen, so I'm getting by with this Acme set.
The good news is, they finished my x-rays; the bad news is, I think I saw 'Acme' on the side of the machine.
(Squinting at footage of the shuttle blowing up) Wait... I see... a... c... m... e...
by Secret Agent Man September 17, 2003

by Secret Agent Man September 18, 2003

A dozen is 12; a baker's dozen is 13. By extension: however much is in a shitload, a baker's shitload has one more. See metric shitload
by Secret Agent Man September 18, 2003

Correct pronunciation of the five letter word 'JESUS' by southern baptist evangelists. Properly introduced below. The final syllable is strongly under accented, almost as if the mouth had dropped open blankly after the final 's' sound.
by Secret Agent Man September 17, 2003

What you call something that seems to want to get too close, too often. In the extreme case, it's your 'Special friend'
Damn! This pool chlorinator wants to be my friend!
(Looks down, dog humping leg) I think Vern's dog wants to be my Special friend.
(Looks down, dog humping leg) I think Vern's dog wants to be my Special friend.
by Secret Agent Man September 17, 2003

Have you noticed, on the Olympic Soccer Team, none of the women are skeezers? I think I detect a plan here.
by Secret Agent Man September 19, 2003
