12 definitions by andrewsky
The Dude, His Dudeness, El Duderino(if you're not into the whole brevity thing). Also a member of the Seattle Seven and author of the Port Heron Statement (the original version, not the compromised second draft).
You're Mr. Lebowski, I'm the Dude. So thats what you call me ok. Either that or His Dudeness or El Duderino.
You got the wrong guy...i'm not lebowski...does it look like i'm fucking married, the toilet seat is up man.
You got the wrong guy...i'm not lebowski...does it look like i'm fucking married, the toilet seat is up man.
by andrewsky June 30, 2005
V: To Goolay: done by any person in a moving vehicle, whether it be a car, a bus, a bike, or a rickshaw, who spontaneously yells out "Goolay" at unsuspecting passersby. The goal of this random utterance is to acheive the most dramatic reaction from pedestrians or people on slower moving transports. Therefore, the goolay can only be done from a vehicle that is travelling faster than the person to which the statement is issued, so that the goolayer (n) can get away if they have to. "Goolay" can and does degenerate into more base and lude statements including but not limited to "he-slut", "manwhore", "drunken witch" and "cocktoucher".
Origin: Will Ferrell's SNL portrayal of singer Robert Gulay, in which Mr. Ferrel spontaneosly utters "Goolay"
Origin: Will Ferrell's SNL portrayal of singer Robert Gulay, in which Mr. Ferrel spontaneosly utters "Goolay"
Lady: "Did you see that? That guy just yelled Goolay at me from a moving car. What a coward!"
Man: "Just be glad he didn't call you a drunken witch. Cause thats what you look like."
Man: "Just be glad he didn't call you a drunken witch. Cause thats what you look like."
by andrewsky February 28, 2006
by andrewsky March 5, 2003
When used alone, this means a big ass round curly hair-do worn by blacks. If combined with another word it just means African.
by andrewsky March 5, 2003
This originally refers to italians. But generally it can be anyone who does not wash his or her hair.
by andrewsky March 5, 2003