Generally what people from Canada should be referred to, that is, based on the logic that proper English dictates that Canadians are people from some place called "Canadia," not Canada.
by d_art March 10, 2005
by d_art November 03, 2005
Literally means "Do you wanna Die?" in Korean. It is a common phrase often used by thugs in a threatening gesture if the other party does something that displeases the subject.
by d_art June 29, 2005
n. A long-winded discussion among group of three or more people often due to indecision of where the party wants to go next (often pertaining to eating). This often takes place in a parking lot.
I was just going to say hi to Joe for a moment, but it winded up becoming a parking lot conversation.
Manny: What took you guys so long?
Harry: I was stuck in a parking lot conversation.
Manny: What took you guys so long?
Harry: I was stuck in a parking lot conversation.
by d_art December 11, 2008
n. 1) see Rimshot. 2) The sound made from a Rimshot. 3) A sarcastic remark in place of feigned laughter.
Person 1: Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side! Get it? Get it?
Person 2: Badum-ching!
Person 2: Badum-ching!
by d_art February 05, 2006
Imprisoned, particularly inside a jail cell (usually the type with vertical metal bars that keep inmates from escaping).
That criminal should be behind bars!
by d_art July 06, 2005
When something has gotten as worst as it can get. It can get bad to worse and worse to worst, but it can't get worse than worst.
The usage of "if the worST comes to the worST" has been common, but not logical, because you can't get worse than worst. On the other hand, "if the worst comes to the worst" has also been attributed not to the deterioration of the condition, but the general idea that "if the worst really comes to exist." In such cases, it makes sense in its own way.
"Worse to worse" on the other hand, is usually just a mistake.
The usage of "if the worST comes to the worST" has been common, but not logical, because you can't get worse than worst. On the other hand, "if the worst comes to the worst" has also been attributed not to the deterioration of the condition, but the general idea that "if the worst really comes to exist." In such cases, it makes sense in its own way.
"Worse to worse" on the other hand, is usually just a mistake.
by d_art June 28, 2006