As opposed to a bridezilla, the bridesmaidzilla is a bridesmaid who is bitter about the amount of money she has to spend to be in the wedding party
"I just spent $400 on a bridesmaid dress and shoes, and I still have to pay for my travel, the bachelorette party, and a wedding present! I didn't sign up for this. Is she a bridezilla ... or am I a bridesmaidzilla?"
by The Cason-Point March 01, 2010
by The Cason-Point March 01, 2010
Man-Angry. A woman that is angry at all men for something one man has done to her. A common sympton of post-traumatic relationship syndrome.
"Lora hasn't started dating again since Mike cheated on her ... she's still Mangry and knows she'll take out her anger towards him on any man she meets."
by The Cason-Point February 26, 2010
The replacement saying for "It pays the bills" in reference to writing off a job as merely a means of income, and in no way an enjoyable or lucrative way of making a living.
Due to the increase in taxes "It pays the taxes" takes the place of "It pays the bills" while it takes a second job or additional income to actually pay the bills.
Due to the increase in taxes "It pays the taxes" takes the place of "It pays the bills" while it takes a second job or additional income to actually pay the bills.
"How's your new job going?"
"It's going ... it pays the taxes. I'm looking for a part-time job now to pay the bills"
"It's going ... it pays the taxes. I'm looking for a part-time job now to pay the bills"
by The Cason-Point April 13, 2010
Butt-buddy ... a buddy of the booty. A mate in which you mate with. Usually summoned by a booty call, a buttie is typically someone you have a sexual past with whom you recycle, or someone you are sexually but not emotionally attracted to.
by The Cason-Point February 27, 2010
HOmewrecker. Ho+home wrecker. Emphasis on the HO in home. A homewrecker defined by being a ho - a cheating catalyst and enemy to all females and families.
"Why am I looking at Tiger Wood's mistress #345 in a magazine? Since when are we glorifying HOmewreckers?
by The Cason-Point February 27, 2010
When you have romantic relations with someone in which you don't wish to really romance. A "just sex" romance, if you will. Taking a girl out to wine and dine her = romance. Taking a girl home after a night out = homance
"I'm in the club looking for homance, not romance. Here you don't have to buy dinner to get laid ... just drinks and a cab ride home maybe. Homantic relationships are more economical, and well ... this is a bad economy"
by The Cason-Point March 22, 2010