69 definitions by bruce

g'day g'day and how are ya t'day

a saying used to greet friends, usually when drunk

Tom: "g'day g'day and how are ya t'day?"

Bill: "good, and yerself?"

by bruce April 10, 2003

napier

verb; to throw someone into a vat of unknown substances at Axis chemicals

Hey man, lemme holla at ya sister or i'll napier ya

by bruce April 19, 2004

Gutter Snipe

A dirty, hairy homeless man who lives in alleys and survives on cats, banana peels and puddle water.

That goddamn gutter snipe was out by my stoop yesterday trying to get some change.

by bruce November 22, 2003

high-way leap frog

When a car passes you and slows down you pass them, they then get on your bumper until you pull over and they pass you, only to slow down for you to pass them again. Wash. Rinse. Repeat

John: I was driving to the mall yesterday and some guy kept passing me, then slowing down, then passing me again.
Mike: I hate playing high-way leap frog, especially late night.

by bruce November 26, 2005

Cardboard Badger

A badger made of cardboard that they have in Urban Outfitters

I want that cardboard badger for my hallway

by bruce September 14, 2003

onlm mlno

ASCII characters for two upraised middle fingers. See onlm and mlno

onlm mlno. Look at it and think

by bruce May 24, 2005

12"

a single, derived from back in the day of 12 inch vinyls which typically had one song.
also 1,2 because single songs on a 12 inch vinly were easier to switch and mix on a 2-deck turnatable
nowadays it is considered normally as the first single to be released from an upcoming album and referred to as a promo track

"One two, one two, one two, one two
So you wanna start up, what we gonna tear shit up?
I said let the turntables talk for me at first
And then I should finish the rest"
-X-ecutioners "Live form the pj's"

by bruce March 4, 2005