Definitions by dennis
poochoo
Alt spelling is "Puuchu".
Alien creatures that have found their way into the anime Excel Saga. When alive they resemble sort of mutant teddy bears, however a thwack in the nose will not only kill them, but they mutate to a form where their face somewhat resembles Al Jolsten's. Their special abilities are to overpower people with their deception by sheer cuteness. Their name is derived from the only sound they make when they're not being killed. (They tend to say things like "Ah, that hurt!" as they die.)
Alien creatures that have found their way into the anime Excel Saga. When alive they resemble sort of mutant teddy bears, however a thwack in the nose will not only kill them, but they mutate to a form where their face somewhat resembles Al Jolsten's. Their special abilities are to overpower people with their deception by sheer cuteness. Their name is derived from the only sound they make when they're not being killed. (They tend to say things like "Ah, that hurt!" as they die.)
gag me with a spoon
Exclamation that describes displeasure on the part of the speaker due to something being distasteful or otherwise sickening or displeasurable. From valspeak, so somewhat archaic. Usage these days is considered silly.
gag me with a spoon by Dennis October 10, 2003
to the max
Used as a suffix to a slang term, amplifies it to the upper limit (IE, grody versus "grody to the max"). Widely used in 80's slang (esp. grody to the max, from the Valley), possibly comes from pidgin.
to the max by Dennis October 10, 2003
Garbage Grove
Perjorative term for the city of Garden Grove, California, due to a previous (and somewhat unfounded) reputation for being a haven for crime, nastiness, and generally bad stuff.
Garbage Grove by Dennis October 10, 2003
lost his shirt
lost his shirt by Dennis October 10, 2003
Lost Wages
Perjorative name for Las Vegas, Nevada, due to the tendency of one to lose money in gambling. Also spelled with dollar signs in place of each letter S (Lo$t Wage$)
Lost Wages by Dennis October 10, 2003