by habbie March 25, 2010
A term used when something expires, dies, stops working, quits, breaks down. People from other countries look stupefied and wonder where "it" went when used in context by an American.
Bill: What happened to your lawn mower?
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
by habbie September 22, 2010
An abstract conversational reference that a person makes to an event that happened before their time to a current event - trying to draw a comparison that leaves the listener in question as to what was being compared.
Pop: I am so tired of paying these taxes, we need to throw the tea into the harbor and show them we're serious.
Jimmy: Why is Pop talking about tea?
Mary: Don't worry- he's having a Sputnik Moment.
Jimmy: Why is Pop talking about tea?
Mary: Don't worry- he's having a Sputnik Moment.
by Habbie January 27, 2011
by Habbie June 25, 2006
The action that a girl needs to take when her circle of friends include a continuous rotation of the same men. Global in action, this requires complete severance with prior male companions to find new ones.
Daughter: Gee all of these boys seem to be a bunch of losers going no where.
Father: Gosh honey- sounds like your life needs a menema!
Father: Gosh honey- sounds like your life needs a menema!
by Habbie May 30, 2006
by habbie January 28, 2006
Same as "throwing a 7". In craps, this is when you are finished, or "crap out". Synonymous with dying. When someone rolls a 7, they are dead.
by Habbie October 21, 2007