E-scenester

Can often be found on LiveJournal, MySpace, the Lipstick Party and the likes.
Required itmes to be an E-scenester: Digital camera, web-cam, good looks and an unmovable fixation upon oneself.

"I have seen Dahlia on all the online communities. She is such an E-scenester"

by Tash October 28, 2004

metal head

A very small ammount of people fit into this category. Your average highschool would have four or less of them at most, seeing as most people who listen to "metal" actually listen to Alt. Rock/Nu metal. Metalheads are usually spotted by their looks. Usually denim jeans (Blue or black), band shirts, long hair/shaved hair, etc. The metalheads truely are the stupidest group of people to pick a fight with, we may be the quiet type, but metalheads could easilly wipe out multiple kids, and have a short temper that goes along with that. The metal culture however has dropped quite a bit, seeing as how the "hip" thing is to listen to rap or numetal.

Real metal bands: Iced Earth, Judas Priest, Amon Amarth, Bathory, Morbid Angel, Manegarm, Hammerfall, Blind Guardian, Burzum, Borknagar, Emperor, Immortal, Einherjer, Finntroll, etc

NOT metal bands: Korn, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Godsmack, Limp Bizkit, etc

by Tash May 07, 2005

something for the weekend

A term used way back when by your Grandads barber refering to condoms.

Something for the weekend sir?

by tash April 24, 2003

french letter

this is how old people say johnny / rubber / condom

"i say old boy, i must dash to Mr Fotheringay's ye olde corner shoppe, I'm clean out of french letters... "

by tash May 01, 2003

mouses

noun(p)-plural form of computer mouse. uses new grammer rules for a new word.

My mouse broke. Do you have any extra mouses I could borrow?

by Tash October 03, 2003

dudette

Main Entry: dudette
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: the female version of a dude, a cool girl
Usage: slang

look at that dudette

by tash March 27, 2005

mrgh

originated as a subtle means to express feelings of awkwardness / frustration / hopelessness / annoyance / other miscellaneous bad feelings.

First recorded usage: Ilford, Essex.

Generally accepted pronunciation: mur

"Mrgh... I can't find my keys'

"Jodie was very mrgh the other day" - she was acting funny / in a bad mood

by tash April 30, 2003