Posey

Short term about anything that has to do with anything. Made up by the great Dustin. Mostly used by stoners and alcoholics.

"Let's posey over here." -Let's walk over here.
"Let's go smoke a posey."-Let's go smoke a joint.
"Posey!"-Bitch

by Jax November 06, 2006

hops

generic term for the person you are addressing

"I got no time to sit and flip and pop bullshit
Turn up your stereo, hops, insert the rhyme clip" - Ice-T, Pulse of the Rhyme

by Jax November 06, 2006

Jackson,NJ

Jackson- known for Great Adventure and if you didnt live in Jackson your whole life then you know it as Six Flags. Its the place that you can be considered a Hick but at the same time be told you live in a city. You have to go to other towns to actually go to stores. One side of Jackson is woods and the other is built up. Schools are known to be over-crowded and filled with a diverse group. People move here because they like the woods but then they build it up to what they just left.
Anyone who is a true J-towner knows that there is always a PaRtY to go to, you know that Jackson is thought as this wonderful town that the kids are "innocent". Here is where you laugh it up. You know the deal-woods, parties,drinking...etc...there's nothing else to do. so fill that glass and cheers to the true J-towners that prove to every1 what a good time really is.

*Woods parties
*colliers mills
*Pit
*dirtbikes/quads
*hunt
*Shop

J-town is filled with a diversity that know one can ever live up to.

Your either one of us or not

by Jax February 12, 2005

fattyboom sticks

a crazed fat hamster that is always high on drugs esp. alchy~

you can call someone
'FATTY BOOM STICKS'

by Jax July 30, 2004

raar

v; to roar, or occasionally, perhaps a quiet mewling-like sound, depending on the context it is used in.

Javelin Whitetail raaaaaaaaaaars.
Javelin Whitetail RAARS!
Javelin Whitetail raar.
Javelin Whitetail says, "Raar!"

by Jax March 31, 2003

Liability buddy

A person (usually a love interest, family member, child) who will inevitably need to be saved by the hero of the story. Can be present in both films and books.

Aunt May: "Why is Mary-Jane here?"

Harry: "She's Peter's liability buddy.

Aunt May: "Makes sense."

by Jax October 18, 2021

fluffy mary

Its a woman's hairy flange, used as an example to children in the same way as 'front bum'.

Make sure you wash your fluffy mary

by Jax December 20, 2003