unsat

adj. Of poor quality. Lacking.

entemology: Thanks to the military's love for abbreviations and acronyms, unsat is shor for "unsatisfactory"

The plebe had unpolished shoes and a wrinkled uniform. The inspecting officer failed him and said he was completely unsat.

by Marc February 08, 2004

bowing

interjection. Mispronunciation of "boring" when interupting a person speaking about an uninteresting subject, brought into popularity by Homestar Runner on www.homestarrunner.com

So we take the hypoteneuse of the triangle and using logorhythm of the apex, we can plainly ...

... BOWING! Let's talk about something else.

by Marc February 25, 2004

money slave

1. (derogetory) A person who believes that money is the epitome of accomplishment. See also: yuppie, the man.

2. A person who is trapped in a low paying job. See also: wage slave

1. That dude driving that Mercedes is a fucking money slave.

2. I feel sorry for those money slaves working at McDonalds

by Marc December 19, 2003

stage turd

1. noun. Any number of substances that can form a ball and impede the progress of pushing a road case across an otherwise smooth stage or floor. Many times composed of discarded gaff tape or post-show confetti.

Entymology/notes: Used primarily by stage hands during concert set-ups.

The wheel on my road case keeps catching on these fucking stage turds. Someone needs to get a broom.

by Marc September 20, 2004

Wrangle

Verb. To wrestle a ferocious animal into place. This animal may also include my wife.

In my spare time I am an Ostrich Wrangler.
Billy wrangled my wife into position to receive.

by Marc April 04, 2005

Plungerboard

Plungerboard - Often used sitting down to enable the rider to lean side to side to keep controll.

Riding down on a PlungerBoard(TM) There are left and right turns, Useing your legs/upper body to turn around them.

by Marc November 29, 2003

Soo Bahk Do

A martial art created by Hwang Kee of Korea. Its purpose is unification of the body, mind, and spirit. Its practitioners focus not on besting others, but on bettering themselves. Formerly known as "Tang Soo Do," Soo Bahk Do and traditional martial arts like it should be considered artforms and practices; never sport.

If you want a quality martial art with goals of honoring tradition and bettering the self... you should check out Soo Bahk Do.

More information at www.soobahkdo.com

by Marc December 29, 2003