Beer o'clock

quitting time at work

Hey, it's beer o'clock! What is everyone still doing in the office?

by Alexandra August 19, 2004

Hit the sheets

to go to bed with/have sex with someone

"I couldn't believe how hot he was. We hit the sheets that night."

by Alexandra August 06, 2004

shake hands with the unemployed

British phrase, meaning male urinating.

"I'll be back in a jiff, I've got to go shake hands with the unemployed."

by Alexandra July 29, 2004

double edge sword

the proverbial "Catch-22" where one is damned if one does, and one is damned if one doesn't.

"Corporate lay-offs are a double-edged sword. The company saves money by not having as many salaried people on board, but has to pay more overtime wages to the fewer people that are left so the work can be done by deadline."

by Alexandra July 27, 2004

backstage pass

Phrase used when one has been given the go ahead to engage in anal sex.

"Sharon gave me the backstage pass and I'm using it tonight!"

by Alexandra July 31, 2004

keckers

trousers or pants, usually men's. Same as kecks

"When mye dad came up the stairs, my boyfriend escaped out my bedroom window so quickly, he left his keckers behind."

by Alexandra July 31, 2004

liquid lunch

A lunchbreak comprised entirely of alcoholic beverages, and no food.

"With all the lay-offs that morning, it was rough. I hit the bar around the corner for a liquid lunch mid-day."

by Alexandra July 27, 2004