A wrestling move in which you grab a person's neck, lift him up, and slam him on the mat. Often used by the Undertaker and Kane.
by SMD May 29, 2004
Get the choke slammug. An old comic strip that was around when comics didn't seem to need jokes or humor or readers under the age of ninety-one. It usually featured the King of Town complaining about his ailing hip joints to the Poopsmith, who was known back then as Mushy Chamberpot.
You can see why it took two dudes to write the Castlefunnies; one to not think of something funny and the other to think of something not funny.
by SMD September 04, 2004
Get the castlefunniesmug. by SMD January 29, 2005
Get the mrs. so and so ersonmug. Electic boots manufactured by Ol' Fatty's. The box says that there are no fewer than eight lights falshing at any time and are whisper quiet. When the boots are plugged in, the lights on the boots do flash, but they make an obnoxiously loud hum. They also suck up a lot of energy, which is probably what "solid state" means.
by SMD November 13, 2004
Get the Lectric Bootsmug. The guy whom Strong Bad imitated in the Strong Bad E-mail, "funny." He likes to say "Leeko!" and wears squeaky pants.
by SMD October 18, 2004
Get the squeaky guymug. What they called the Poopsmith in the Castlefunnies because back then it was a form of treason to print the word poop in the paper. Mushy could only speak in word clouds full of commas, which were probably considered comedic gold back then.
by SMD September 04, 2004
Get the Mushy Chamberpotmug. A peasant wearing short pants who returns from vacation to find his thatch-roofed cottage burninated. He swears revenge and embarks on an incredible journey to vanquish the Burninator (Trogdor) once and for all.
by SMD August 28, 2004
Get the Rather Dashingmug.