31/12

31/12 is the English way of writing December 31st in shorthand.
England:

Someone is told to write the date on December thirty-first but doesn't have very much time so they write 31/12.
by Walking Talking Dictionary October 27, 2006
Get the 31/12 mug.

hirple

hirple = to walk with a limp.

Pronounced to rhyme with 'purple' thereby denouncing the myth that nothing rhymes with purple
Matthew (Matthew is one of my roleplay characters) hirpled over to Bob.
by Walking Talking Dictionary April 29, 2007
Get the hirple mug.

black

Black is a lot of things. Its not strictly a colour - its a shade.
As opposed to white which is technically a hint.
Black is used to denote shadows in art. Also used for silhouettes, e.t.c
by Walking Talking Dictionary November 08, 2006
Get the black mug.

oven fathers

((Warning - this is a parallell/micktake of fridge mothers))
The reason for neurotypicality remains unknown. There are several theories, however, perhaps one of the most well-known, despite being discredited, is oven fathers. Kann Leor first proposed this idea. In his 1949 paper, he attruibited neurotypiclaity to a "genuine excess of paternal warmth" and the oven father theory of neurotypicality was born.
People used to say that oven fathers caused neurotypicality - we now know that neurotypicality causes oven fathers.
by Walking Talking Dictionary January 06, 2007
Get the oven fathers mug.

member of the circle

uMember of the circle (moc/c/circle)
Before this can be defined, we need to know the origins.
In one startrek episode there was a group called 'the circle' whose logo kept popping up everywhere. The circle are a group who reckon that only bajorans should be on bajor.
So if someone's a member of the circle, it means that they are really anti-immigration to the point where they might well be willing to build <country's> great wall, especially if there has been some past bad experience with people coming in and this stems from a slight to severe over-reaction to that past injustice.
Random person: *builds <country's> great wall.
Me: What are you doing?
RP: *starts lecturing me about immigration and how immigrants have no rights to be here and such.*
Me: You are such a member of the circle/You are such a circle/You are such a cm.

((DISCLAIMER: Random person does not represent my viewpoints - he merely represents the circle's beliefs.))
by Walking Talking Dictionary January 28, 2007
Get the member of the circle mug.

g-word

g-word stands for garlic. Used instead of garlic where one does not wish to summon its followers.
I looked at my friend bob and asked if he'd like to eat some 'g-word', I didn't say garlic because I didn't want to be attacked by garlicists.
by Walking Talking Dictionary October 17, 2006
Get the g-word mug.

Aspie

This term is an affectionate nickname for those with Asperger's syndrome. It was the idea of parents/relatives of aspies.

Aspies are healthy mentally, their brain's just wired a different way.
I am an Aspie. That is, a person with asperger's syndrome. Some of the definitions on asperger's on here are questionable at best, at worst, so ignorant as to be offensive.

Someone who claims to be an aspie ((the one that mentions a pill about the size of a tic-tac)) would be more believable had they omitted the clause of it being made up.

by Walking Talking Dictionary September 11, 2006
Get the Aspie mug.