government milkstore

A government milkstore is a liquor store. Beer and wine stores fall outside this category. A government milkstore is fully liscenced to sell beer, wine, liquors and spirits.

This term may be Local to British Columbia, a province of Canada, or even to Vancouver, British Columbia.

It is probably at the very least a national term, as it has reference to the public control of Canada's liquor stores.

Hurry up, we've got to get to the government milkstore before eleven.

by Moonbug October 29, 2004

governator

Arnold Schwarzenegger, currently the governor of California.

"My mission is to be the governor."
-Arnold Schwarzenegger

"Who sent you?"
-John Connor

"You did. 35 years from now you reprogrammed me to be the governor of California, in this time."
-Arnie

"This is deep..."
-John

***

"I'll be back."
-Arnie during another election

by Dave February 16, 2004

governors

A pair of boobs. Nipple must show through summer wear.

Wow, great governors! Makes me want to give her a monkey face.

by Sasa Bonsum July 11, 2006

govenator

possible beneficiary of right wing coup in california

is that a govenator in your pocket or are you just happy to see me

by slard September 14, 2003

goner

someone who has been subdued or nearly subdued

Im a goner! You must go on without me.

by Light Joker April 29, 2005

cracker-giver

(noun)A historically accurate re-naming of a person who gives a gift, only to ask for it back later. Derives from Indian Giver

The US Government has always been a cracker-giver in it's dealings with Native Americans. Cracker-giving is exemplified by the 1832 Treaty of Washington. Within days the promises made in it on behalf of the United States had been broken."

cited from: A People's History of the United States Howard Zinn

by SCHA-LA October 6, 2005

government cheese

A lazy and over-paid public-sector bureaucrat whose work ethic is the bane of his/her private sector peers. A poster child for government inefficiency who usually gloats about their twenty minute coffee breaks to discuss where to take their two-hour lunches. Also known to call while you are hard at work to tell you that they are “drinking wine on the government dime.” Government subsidized slackery.

I work hard for my cheddar, but Danny—who sets around all day surfing the net, sending chain emails, or looking up and forwarding stupid slang from urbandictionary.com—is just Government Cheese.

by Your tax payer dollars at work August 4, 2006