jpj's definitions

film

When it's art, you call it a film. When it's mainstream garbage, it's called a movie.

FILMS: "Nosferatu", "Triumph Of The Will", "Citizen Kane", "Annie Hall", "Raging Bull", "The Weather Underground" and "Elephant"
MOVIES: "Fast and The Furious", "Titanic", "Spiderman", "You Got Served", and "Biker Boyz"

by jpj February 26, 2007

political spectrum

The spectrum in which you define your political stance.
Right_Reactionary-Conservative-Moderate-Liberal-Radical_Left

Im a radical.

by jpj June 11, 2004

scarlett johansson

The definition of sexy. Nice lips, breasts, eyes, face and a very sexy monotone voice.

She's perfect.

by jpj June 17, 2004

worcester

Worcester is called the "Heart of Massachusetts" because its in central MA. Worcester is littered with old factories, warehouses, and three decker houses. Worcester's claim to fame was a cold storage fire that killed 5 firefighters in december of 1999. Some famous people from Worcester include Comedian Denis Leary and activist Abbie Hoffman. Im from worcester and I plan on moving someday. There really are garbage storms too.

Why anyone would move to Worcester is beyond me.

by JPJ January 31, 2004

crack my wrists

Male masturbation. Sometimes when masturbating your wrists tend to crack especially if you have arthritis.jerking off, jacking off.

I'll be back in ten minutes im gonna go crack my wrists.

by jpj February 26, 2004

uk82

UK82 is the second wave of british punk, UK77 was the first. 77 was more popular, because it was the beginning of a new genre of music. By the end of the 77 movement most "punks" "grew out of" punk rock music. UK82 is harder, faster, somewhat darker and the fashion was better too.

Varukers, Court Martial, Crux, Broken Bones.

by jpj May 13, 2004

Reactionary

Having old political and social views. Being ultraconservative. Reactionaries like to reminisce about the good old days when slavery, sexism, racism and cruel/unusal punishment were prominent.

Reactionaries biggest fear:
When straight white men no longer rule the U.S.

by jpj June 11, 2004