royally rigged

1. Not just broken, but extremely broken
2. Something having a major glitch.

1) That exam was royally rigged. The teacher put questions on it from chapters we didn't even cover!
2) My computer is definitely royally rigged. I took it to the Geek Squad today and it has over 300 viruses on it.
3) Jack's relationshp with Cindy is royally rigged. He got drunk last weekend and slept with her best friend.

by tcufrog08 January 28, 2008

TP hair

TP hair is a hair style that brings all the hair on one's head to one vertical point, causing it to resemble a Native American Tipi (hut).

The Nickelodeon cartoon character Jimmy Neutron has TP Hair.

by tcufrog08 July 25, 2008

TP hair

Not to be confused with a mohawk, TP hair is when a man (or butch woman) styles their hair in such a fashion that all hair comes to a point in the middle, causing it to resemble a Native American hut.

The Nickelodeon cartoon character Jimmy Neutron has TP hair.

by tcufrog08 July 20, 2008

TP hair

Not to be confused with a mohawk, TP hair is when a man (or butch woman) styles their hair in such a fashion that all hair comes to a point in the middle, causing it to resemble a Native American hut.

Check out Dallas. I can't believe he goes out into public with TP hair.

by tcufrog08 July 20, 2008

sthinking

The multitasking acts of pondering while you go #2. This is often deep, productive thought as you do not have the interruptions of your daily life.

A combonation of "stinking" and "thinking".

I figured out the error in the payroll report while I was sthinking.

by tcufrog08 April 18, 2008

BBO

BBO stands for Beyond Body Odor - an unbelieveable case of BO

This phrase was coined during The Smellly Car episode of Seinfeld. There was an instance of BBO after Jerry valet parked his car due to the rancid case of BO the valet had.

George Costanza: "Oh, this isn’t even BO! This is beyond BO! It’s BBO”

by tcufrog08 April 19, 2008

hair trim

A hair trim is to touch up your hair style; to trim off all the split ends.

Joe thought the term "haircut" in his CPA exam bet meant to only cut one strand of hair.

Joe should have done his homework before entering into the contract as he was mistaking "haircut" for a "hair trim". A haircut is a completely different style or cutting off several inches. See haircut.

by tcufrog08 July 20, 2008