4 definitions by kay lost
A term to describe a homosexual who is still in the closet, yet everyone else can clearly see their sexuality. Therefore the closet they are in as a glass door closet.
Johno: "Man, I think Ryan is definitely gay, but he says he's not."
Steve: "Yeah man he's gay, he's just in a glass door closet."
Steve: "Yeah man he's gay, he's just in a glass door closet."
by kay lost April 26, 2010
A term which essentially means 'Chillin'', or simply relaxing at home. Taken from the movie Pineapple Express, in the scene where the drug dealer Red bounces a gym ball and explains how he has been spending his day, "tryna get a mothafuckin scholarship, chillin!"
Sean: "Dude, now that you quit your job, what do you do all day?"
Chester: "I've just been tryna get a mothafuckin' scholarship"
Chester: "I've just been tryna get a mothafuckin' scholarship"
by kay lost September 15, 2009
'Ponyman' is a term moslty used by black people to describe white people, although white people have been known to use the term to describe each other. This is similar to black people calling each other 'nigga'.
The term originates from the alphabet system on mobile phones, where the term 'snowman' is typed using the same keys as 'ponyman'. Confusingly, 'Ponyman' does not refer to a cocaine dealer as the term 'Snowman' traditionally does, but refers to an unwelcome caucasian as seen in the movie 'Fast and the Furious'.
The term pony has feminine connotations and thus 'ponyman' is a more derogatory term than snowman.
The term originates from the alphabet system on mobile phones, where the term 'snowman' is typed using the same keys as 'ponyman'. Confusingly, 'Ponyman' does not refer to a cocaine dealer as the term 'Snowman' traditionally does, but refers to an unwelcome caucasian as seen in the movie 'Fast and the Furious'.
The term pony has feminine connotations and thus 'ponyman' is a more derogatory term than snowman.
by kay lost September 23, 2009
The travel time and distance a person is willing to endure in order to obtain and / or smoke weed. The term can be used for any amount of weed, from a large supply to simply enough for one night.
It is important to note that the term does not strictly refer to time or distance, but can be applied to either.
It is important to note that the term does not strictly refer to time or distance, but can be applied to either.
Wayne: "Man, I spent an hour on the bus and then another half hour on the train the other night just to get to a mates house and smoke some weed."
Darrel: "Dude, you got some long weed range."
Darrel: "Dude, you got some long weed range."
by kay lost October 2, 2009