mack's definitions

USA

Stands for United States of America. Was initially a colonial territory of Great Britain before declaring independance in 1776. Initially founded on the principle that a central government should only exist to provide security to its people and its borders without intruding on personal freedom and civil liberties. Government was to be focused more on the individual states' powers rather than that of federal ones. Certain recent events probably have the Founding Fathers turning over in their graves, as the great nation they created slowly degenerates into a Police State; something they feared greatly and took great measures to write the Constitution to prevent it. Unfortunately, when the majority of the citizens, and the government, ignore the Constitution, it doesn't help much.

While America certainly is full of ignorant and/or rude assholes, there are still plenty of honest, good, independant thinkers. Of course, many of us are planning to leave the country. To all those that bash Americans, please remember that not all of us are awful and many of us think the same way you do - have gripes with our government, but not solely with us.

by Mack June 29, 2004

nicer

a term used to describe an ideal situation.

are yall comin over later to kick it?

you know it.

nicer.

by mack September 1, 2008

pippeli

Means a little boys penis in finnis

pojan pippeli- boys little penis

by mack February 25, 2005

durick

To come in late, work from home, or work "virtual". ie. Avoid work if at all possible

"I pulled a Durick the other day"

by Mack December 10, 2004

Patriot Act

Really the "USA PATRIOT ACT," and acronym meaning "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act." Like most of the Bush administration's actions, this one sickens me. Passed with almost no congressional review in the wake of 9/11 (and thus taking advantage of our emotional state), the Patriot Act gives the Executive Branch and law enforcement almost Orwellian powers of investigation and presidence over the Constitution.

If the Founding Fathers were alive today, they'd probably stage another revolution against our current government.

by Mack June 29, 2004

sweeter

a term used to describe a good situation

"did you get that ride?"

"word"

"sweeter"

by mack July 18, 2006

good day to you, sir

An insulting end to a conversation.

"Can we-"
"Good day to you, Sir!"
"but-"
"I said GOOD DAY!"

by Mack November 12, 2003