greg's definitions
the Koes: Hey baby, wanna dance?
girl: Ew, no! Security!
the Koes: I have a nine inch dick.
girl: Penetrate me, cockboy.
girl: Ew, no! Security!
the Koes: I have a nine inch dick.
girl: Penetrate me, cockboy.
by greg February 1, 2005
Get the the koesmug. The act of dropping a stanky poop, putting it in a ziploc bag, storing it in the freezer until it turns into a popsicle, then having your girlfriend or whore use it as a masterbatory device.
by Greg February 21, 2009
Get the cold shermanmug. Synonym to the popular acronym wtf. Used among leet speakers to add more emphasis to the expression.
by Greg September 20, 2003
Get the wtfzormug. by Greg August 28, 2003
Get the Man buttmug. For one person, usually a man, to try to gain a power advantage over another person, usually a woman, by avoiding desired or expected physical contact.
“Don’t be surprised if he doesn’t shake your hand… He doesn’t touch women sometimes, but it’s just a mind-fuck.” _By a Spider’s Thread_ (2004) by Laura Lippman p. 303, see also, p. 232
by Greg November 30, 2004
Get the mind fuckmug. by greg November 20, 2003
Get the lampin'mug. 1980s science fiction film starring Harrison Ford and directed by Ridley Scott. Bladerunners are special police officers trained to hunt down replicant rogues.
The film is well known among sci-fi fans for its ending, which the studio forced Scott to change for the original theatrical release (it was later restored in a director's cut). The studio forced Scott to replace the dark, ambiguous closing scene with a sickning honeymoon scene and voiceover.
Ford and Scott hold different views as to whether Ford's character in the film is a replicant or not. This ambiguous plot point is not entirely proven or disproven in the DC.
The film is well known among sci-fi fans for its ending, which the studio forced Scott to change for the original theatrical release (it was later restored in a director's cut). The studio forced Scott to replace the dark, ambiguous closing scene with a sickning honeymoon scene and voiceover.
Ford and Scott hold different views as to whether Ford's character in the film is a replicant or not. This ambiguous plot point is not entirely proven or disproven in the DC.
by Greg May 1, 2004
Get the Bladerunnermug.