A vague disclaimer added to movie ratings to explain why they are rated the way they are- without actually explaining anything!
Yet another example of how the film industry lives off of consumer confusion and crazy marketing tactics.
Yet another example of how the film industry lives off of consumer confusion and crazy marketing tactics.
by killerfiller August 27, 2006
Restroom avaliable for public use. Found in stores, schools, government buildings, etc. Some are OK, but many smell to high heaven, never have enough toliet paper or soap (heh, so much for sanitation), and (especially in the case of high school bathrooms) have tons of graffiti scrawled everywhere. Also are a good place to find people getting high, throwing up, or just hiding from life.
1) "I had to pee, so I ducked into a public restroom. I wish I'd just gone in the woods or something instead, it was that gross."
by killerfiller December 06, 2005
1)The doctrine of being highly inspirational, sometimes to the point of cheesiness or sappiness.
2)The act of being highly inspirational.
2)The act of being highly inspirational.
1)"That inspirationalism was so corny it almost killed me."
2)"The coach's inspirationalism really impressed me. No wonder they haven't lost a game all season."
2)"The coach's inspirationalism really impressed me. No wonder they haven't lost a game all season."
by killerfiller December 03, 2005
1)An excuse for any kind of illegitamate situation. Covers anything from smoking to sex.
2)Actually going for a walk, possibly to see other people you've been looking for.
2)Actually going for a walk, possibly to see other people you've been looking for.
1)"The high school students 'went for a walk' after photography class. They were gone for more than an hour. Who knows what they were doing back there..."
2)Girl:"I'm going for a walk to see if I see that hot guy who lives back by the school."
2)Girl:"I'm going for a walk to see if I see that hot guy who lives back by the school."
by killerfiller December 06, 2005
A word meaning "dual ipoding". I came up with this word to describe the often-seen act of two people sharing an ipod (one person has an earbud in one ear, one in the other). This can be done with a CD player as well, but it seems to look cooler with an ipod for some reason. It also may be more common with ipods because fewer people have one.
1) "I wanted to listen to Tina's ipod, so I asked her if we could dipod together."
2) "Jess and Jen started dipoding so they could both listen to the Rent soundtrack."
2) "Jess and Jen started dipoding so they could both listen to the Rent soundtrack."
by killerfiller December 04, 2005
In the United States of America, usually a low-set, sorta narrow building that is home to a bunch of bowling lanes where people play the game and sport that is bowling. Often smoky (even if smoking is supposedly not allowed), sometimes dark and dingy, often a good time to be had. Some have bars, and many have family nights, cosmic bowling (bowling with the regular lights out and flashing lights and stuff) Saturday morning leagues, and other fun activities.
Various people will gravitate to bowling alleys, including families, serious bowlers, large groups, kids, teens, and guys who like to drink beer, smoke, and hang out with their friends.
Various people will gravitate to bowling alleys, including families, serious bowlers, large groups, kids, teens, and guys who like to drink beer, smoke, and hang out with their friends.
by killerfiller March 14, 2006
Another name for the event that happened on May 4th, 1970, when National Guard troops opened fire on students after a series of protests occuring on the campus of Kent State University and in the adjoining town of Kent, Ohio.
The incident was initially sparked by planned student protests against Nixon's announcement that the US would send troops into Laos and Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
Students started gathering to protest in the first few days of May, 1970. Within days, the conflict between students and National Guard troops called in to keep order had led to arrests, injuries, the deliberate burning of an ROTC building, and the deaths of four students.
The incident was initially sparked by planned student protests against Nixon's announcement that the US would send troops into Laos and Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
Students started gathering to protest in the first few days of May, 1970. Within days, the conflict between students and National Guard troops called in to keep order had led to arrests, injuries, the deliberate burning of an ROTC building, and the deaths of four students.
1) The events of May 4th, 1970, also called the Kent State Massacre, inspired a Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young song called "Ohio" (written by Neil Young).
by killerfiller March 21, 2006