martha's definitions

exit interview

An exit interview is the conversation that you have with your boyfriend/girlfriend after you break up. During this conversation you set bounderies for future communication, and you discuss how good or bad the relationship was.

"It's been real, it's been fun, but it hasen't been real fun.." OR "You suck, beat it Corky.."

by martha May 3, 2004

half past ur mom

phrase used as an answer to the question: "what time is it?" ...when you don't feel like checking or telling the person.

Me: "What time is it?"
Amanda: "Umm...Half past your mom? =| "

by martha July 21, 2005

PO

It is a city. The city of Pomona in California.

I went to the PO to check out the Arts Colony.

by martha March 24, 2004

Preps

Everyone says preps always wear the same things but doesn't everyone? I mean, preps wear a lot of the same brands but so do punks, goths and well "thugs" if you will. Everyone does kind of look the same. The style and such. Nothing is truly individual. It does suck when everyone wears the same thing though...Like how "punk" became "in" that was irksome.

punk and/or goth: I'm so glad we're individual. Unlike all those preps. They just follow what's "in"
*punk walks in and is wearing the exact same outfit, hairstyle, wristbands etc"
punk and/or goth: NOOO!!!

by Martha April 28, 2004

city of fallen angels

Los Angeles, California. Also L.A. or city of angels. A city that is filled with tragic people looking for money and fame, usually ending up in drugs or gangs. Most diverse city in U.S. especially with Latin-American people.

I went to party at the city of fallen angels.

by martha March 24, 2004

counter strike

more addicting than crack. i hate it i love it. i love to hate it.

dick blisters

by martha March 31, 2003

connecticut

the best of the fifty states. we're the richest, the smartest, and we have the best location "between boston and new york."

even though there are some poor people hiding between the cracks of such rich towns as avon, westport, fairfield, and greenwich, whenever a connecticutian leaves the state they will be asked how rich they are.

a lot of new yorkers have second houses here. lots of famous people also have houses here, like 50 cent, paul newman, dave letterman, and whoopi goldberg.

everyone in connecticut pops their collar.

"where are you from?"

"connecticut"

"oh so you're rich right?"

".....yes."

by martha March 4, 2005