by ihavaPhDinwhoring August 04, 2009
I was trying to finger blast Susie last night, but she was so tight I just wore her like an OJ Glove
by K $wiz July 16, 2016
modifying adj.- Vehicle parallel parked with the rear of the car sticking out farther from the curb than the front end.
by Jim Burke August 14, 2005
An (in)famous ex-football player who was found not guilty for killing his wife and her young boyfriend.
Look at it this way: Say you and your wife are having problems and you get separated. She starts screwing a young waiter, everyone knows, the guy starts thinking he's hot shit, and then you repeatedly see this dude driving around town in the Ferrari YOU are paying the car note on. I'm not saying OJ Simpson was right - but I understand.
by bigtones June 25, 2007
by Boss252725 February 08, 2014
The preconception that any person who is acquitted of a crime who also has fame and/or vast financial means was really guilty. In other words, all rich/famous people use their money/status to essentially "buy" a "not guilty" verdict. Derived from the popular notion that OJ Simpson was actually guilty but got off because of his status as an NFL & film star and his means to hire high-profile lawyers like Johnnie Cochran and Robert Shapiro.
Dick: Those CEOs are totally guilty of embezzlement. I can't believe they got off. They probably paid off the judge or the jurors with all of their ill-gotten gains.
Jane: I think you're suffering from the OJ Effect.
Jane: I think you're suffering from the OJ Effect.
by Aravahn September 22, 2009
by Big BING October 24, 2005