66 definitions by xzybit
The only remaining personal ad descriptor that means what it says: Slender means slender, unlike average, HWP, thick or athletic, which fatties love to hide behind.
by xzybit March 26, 2007
Describes an activity that although it takes up a great deal of time to complete, it's an enjoyable experience nonetheless, like oral sex when the girl is not in a hurry to finish.
by xzybit January 03, 2006
The ass kissing tribe in most major corporations. Also known as sheeple, gophers and brown nosers. Similar to the moteasa tribe.
Co worker 1:John must belong to the Amadoo tribe.
Co worker 2:what's that?
Co worker 1:Amadoo whatever Mr Jenkins tell me to do.
Co worker 2:what's that?
Co worker 1:Amadoo whatever Mr Jenkins tell me to do.
by xzybit October 18, 2007
by xzybit July 23, 2004
A genre applying to the older but not yet old folks crowd. Used to describe music, television, fashion, etc. The targeted demographic is the 25-50 age group. Hip Hop/Crunk is definately not grown folks entertainment.
You can go to that all ages dance club and play with the kiddies, I'm going to the grown folks club.
by xzybit May 01, 2005
A good home gym for those short on living space, but damn expensive ($1500 for the whole set!!) Better off to get some REAL weights or a GYM membership for a fraction of the cost.
by xzybit December 13, 2005
The new film from Academy Award-nominated director Ang Lee. An epic love story set against the sweeping vistas of Wyoming and Texas, Brokeback Mountain tells the story of two young men - a ranch-hand and a rodeo cowboy - who meet in the summer of 1963, and unexpectedly forge a lifelong connection, one whose complications, joys and tragedies provide a testament to the endurance and power of love.
In other words, a story about two gay cowboys.
In other words, a story about two gay cowboys.
Eric Cartman predicted the movie Brokeback Mountain years earlier on Southpark when he said that the independant film festival that came to his town would show two gay cowboys eating pudding.
by xzybit December 29, 2005

