no-shit guy

A formidable man who says what he means, expects others to do the same and is disinclined to tolerate discourteous behavior from others.

The term first entered the popular lexicon following the release of the film "Cadillac Man". In the film, the character of Larry (played by Tim Robbins) is holding a group of people hostage. He releases some of the hostages, but instructs them to tell the police that "I'm a no-shit guy." The hostages then run from the building one by one, screaming "He's a no-shit guy!"

"Jimmy's a no-shit guy, he told me he'd be here, and so he'll be here."

"Whatever you promised Mike, you'd better deliver. He's a no-shit guy."

by Rob Sterling March 27, 2005

Random Money Guy

A random guy who follows you around and every time you do something worth getting paid for but no one else will pay you, he will. Originated in GTA: San Andreas under the pseudonym "insane stunt bonus," but has since been seen in Israeli airports and other unexpected locales.

I just drove my car off a cliff, did a double flip, and landed right side up, so Random Money Guy gave me $22!

I just drove my motorcycle off a building, flipped 3 times, did a quadruple corkscrew, and landed on the roof of a truck on my feet, so Random Money Guy gave me $136!

I just lost all my luggage on the flight, so Random Money Guy gave me $75!

by C J October 25, 2006

FYI Guy

Some guy, usually at work, who's always providing information that you don't really want. Often, he prefaces it by saying, or writing, 'FYI'.

Ted: FYI, I'm just gonna go take a dump. But after I finish up in there, I'll be back.

Me: Thanks a lot, FYI Guy.

by Circushead June 28, 2006

background guy

the guy or girl who purposely ruins pictures by appearing in the background making faces and gestures.

Who is that background guy ruining our pic?

I dont know but he sure is funny

by backgroundguy March 5, 2010

this guy

Used to signal idiocy in others by fabricating a sympathetic audience or camera, accompanied by looking in the other direction and gesturing towards the person at fault. Not specific to males.

If someone says or does something that deviates from the normal activities or expectations of the current social company, "this guy" could be used.

An employer that asks a slacker to do his job may look at other coworkers, or just away from the boss, and motion towards the employer with exasperation and say "this guy."

Taken from movies that have characters who "time out" to talk to the camera.

by Daryl G. July 21, 2006

that guy

1. A male at a wedding or social gathering who is oblivious that he is making an ass of himself and embarassing everyone who knows him.

Dwayne was "that guy" at the wedding. He hit on 3 bridesmaids and vomited in the planter outside.

by Bud E Love May 5, 2003

Good guy

A co-worker or acquaintance who is less than amusing, annoying, sometimes deceitful, and can cause negative feelings toward others around him. However the person referencing the “good guy” is perhaps of the same definition therefore defining himself as a “good guy”!

He’s a good guy, but I would not want to be around him outside of work.

(Name) is a good guy but I don’t think he’s leadership matierial.

Lazy as all get out, but he’s a good guy!

by Mowing Money March 18, 2019