1. A house
2. A location or venue for something
(note: Often preceded with the word: Da or Do depending on dialectual preference)
3. A house that looks like a mushroom, a marshmallow, a bong or any other number of odd shapes. More specifically, a house built in the anti-postmodernist, or "Chill-Out" Modernist style. They can usually be found in predominantly liberal urban areas (such as Boulder, CO or San Francisco, CA or Austin, TX). And are most distinguished by their unusual, and very exoticly spacey or strange appearence.
2. A location or venue for something
(note: Often preceded with the word: Da or Do depending on dialectual preference)
3. A house that looks like a mushroom, a marshmallow, a bong or any other number of odd shapes. More specifically, a house built in the anti-postmodernist, or "Chill-Out" Modernist style. They can usually be found in predominantly liberal urban areas (such as Boulder, CO or San Francisco, CA or Austin, TX). And are most distinguished by their unusual, and very exoticly spacey or strange appearence.
"Yo, take it to da hizzouse."
or
"We're holdin' it down at da Hizzouse"
or
"That hizzouse looks like a giant concrete water-pipe, It's fu%king awesome!"
or
"We're holdin' it down at da Hizzouse"
or
"That hizzouse looks like a giant concrete water-pipe, It's fu%king awesome!"
by TremendousBeef March 24, 2005
Get the hizzousemug. by TremendousBeef March 22, 2005
Get the bizlouchmug. Busting Chops, Blowing cover or Foiling of a plan.
Origin: from a looping song and flash video made popular on Weebl's stuff.
Origin: from a looping song and flash video made popular on Weebl's stuff.
"You can trust me dude, I won't put the owls in your gravy"
"You told her that? Man, way to put owls in my gravy!"
"..That's sure to put the owls into her gravy."
"Don't you be puttin no owls in my gravy!"
"You told her that? Man, way to put owls in my gravy!"
"..That's sure to put the owls into her gravy."
"Don't you be puttin no owls in my gravy!"
by TremendousBeef November 13, 2009
Get the Owls In Your Gravymug. A mixture of both slang terms: The Interweb and the recent pluralization of the word Internet (Said by Bush during the 2004 debates).
The Interwebs is identical in meaning to the other terms.
The Interwebs is identical in meaning to the other terms.
by TremendousBeef March 22, 2005
Get the interwebsmug. 1. One who floors the accelerator after sitting at a stoplight.
2. A term used on Ze Frank's daily vlog "the show" for some politicians or other people pretty much deemed as not cool.
The usage of the term of calling one a 'hard charger' is equivalent to calling that person an 'asshole', typically.
According to Ze Frank, Hard Chargers are the enemy of Sports Racers, the term he uses for his veiwers. Despite the fact that those who race in motorsports, at least, are often hard-chargers by the first definition of the word. This irony is probably intentional.
2. A term used on Ze Frank's daily vlog "the show" for some politicians or other people pretty much deemed as not cool.
The usage of the term of calling one a 'hard charger' is equivalent to calling that person an 'asshole', typically.
According to Ze Frank, Hard Chargers are the enemy of Sports Racers, the term he uses for his veiwers. Despite the fact that those who race in motorsports, at least, are often hard-chargers by the first definition of the word. This irony is probably intentional.
1. "I let that guy pass us because he's a hard-charger"
2. "Today in the news, some hard chargers in the senate... Oh NO! Hard charger alert!. Did some... etc"
2. "Today in the news, some hard chargers in the senate... Oh NO! Hard charger alert!. Did some... etc"
by TremendousBeef June 27, 2006
Get the hard chargermug. A formula or model of corporate logos, popoular in the late 1980's after AT&T broke off from Bell in 1982 and developed a logog that originally, was intended to reference a lighted sphere, but more closely resembled the design of the Death Star from the Star Wars movies. The corporate logos for several companies, including NeoData, Centrobe (Now EDS) were among the slew of tech companies to adopt similar abstracted variations of this concept, and in effect, resulted in a bunch death-star like logos. The most famous and enduring of these is AT&T's logo, of course.
by TremendousBeef June 06, 2005
Get the Death Starmug. A Universal Acknowledging Comment.
Similar in usage to "Heck Yeah" or "All right!" except less of an exclamation.
Similar in usage to "Heck Yeah" or "All right!" except less of an exclamation.
by TremendousBeef January 31, 2005
Get the yargenmug.