Definitions by roger the fabricator

whoopie arena 

n.,bed, bedroom or wherever you have sex.

This expression, so far as I know, was first used on "The Dating Game", the television game show.

"Gentlemen,
Last night in the whoopie arena, will your partner say there was more harmonizing, compromizing or agonizing?"

whoopie arena by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

-ies 

an suffix used for a variety of words. Over-used to the point of nausea by the baby boomer generation

"This pot is giving me the munchies!" "Heather, you need to eat your veggies so you'll grow up big and strong!"

-ies by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

baby boomer 

1. a person, usually American, born during the "baby boom" of World War II.
2. the individuals who (myopically)dominated American culture up to at least the end of the Clinton era.
(also: Boomers)

"Isn't it frigging amazing how the Beatles and Led Zepplin and the Grateful Dead and Paul Simon and all those '60's bands get so much play time?"
"Not really. They're all baby boomers."

baby boomer by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

veggie 

n., a cutesy way of saying vegetable

"Star-eagle, be sure to eat all your veggies!"

veggie by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

munchie

n., a cutesy way of saying "snacks"

"Man, this weed is killer. Let's go down to the packy and get some munchies."

munchie by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

down to earth 

a vague, meaningless expression that a wide variety of people use to express an undefinable positive quality in an other

For instance:
"Those two police officers were really down to earth, weren't they?"
"This ski lodge has down to earth feel to it, don't you think?"
"Rainbow is one of the most down to earth individuals I know."
"Say what you want about George Bush, but he's a down to earth kinda guy."
"The astronauts were the down to earth sort"
"REI and Eddie Bauer outlets have a down to earth feel to them."

down to earth by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004