Definitions by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN

kickers 

Chicken cuisine available at Dominos nationwide. Costs either $6.99 or $10 along with a small 1-topping pizza.

Yo, let me get some fuckin kickers and a small mushroom pizza for 10 bucks.

kickers by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

I don't know, u? 

Possibly the least intelligent response to any question asked. Credited to David Alan Weinshel (Wheeler 02', BU 06')

weinberg: yo dave, you in the room?
weinshel: i don't know, u?

I don't know, u? by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

sausage stand 

Similar to "Sausage Fest" yet does not mean that women are not in the vicinity. Usually includes 3+ guys, typically "Sausages" who have no chance of getting any girls. Commonly referred to as "The Stand."

Tony, Todd, Weinberg and Pat D formed a solidified sausage stand at Viva.

sausage stand by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

what it is son 

1. Typically a greeting by a black male to a homie. Commonly used in the exchange of goods or services.

2. Said from a father to a son, usually when the son has fallen upon the father's lap.

1. Man approaches the register. Clerk asks, "What it is son?"

2. Son: Dad, I need to talk to you about something.
Dad: What it is son? And wasssssssup?

what it is son by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

Handy

Safe alternative to oral sex. Eliminates the risk of herpes.

Weinberg: Yo did she bitch suck you off?
Weinshel: Nah son, she just gave me a handy and split.

Handy by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

yo let me get some of them fuckin _____ 

Impolite way to ask the standard, "Could have please have _____"

Yo dominos, let me get some of them fuckin kickers.

yo let me get some of them fuckin _____ by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

HOWCOME 

Another phrased coined by David Alan Weinshel (Wheeler 02' BU 06'). Simplifies the stress of saying how and come separately. Also eliminates the need to hit hte spacebar when typing.

Dave: yo, u hungry?
Todd: no, u?
Dave: howcome?

HOWCOME by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005