Fountains of Wayne

A power-pop band/indie-rock band formed in 1995. They're pretty unknown. Their biggest hit so far would have to be Stacey's Mom. (All together now --- Ooohh! That band!) They've also had a hit on The OC Soundtrack; All Kinds Of Time.

Current band members include:
Chris Collingwood (guitar, vocals)
Adam Schlesinger (bass)
Jody Porter (guitar)
Brian Young (drums)

A: Do you know what Fountains of Wayne is?
B: It's a band!
A: Contratualtions! I've been asking everyone today and you're the first so far.

by iwasakaleidoscope May 21, 2006

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Madonna Wayne Gacy

Commonly referred to as Pogo (John Wayne Gacy's clown name), Madonna Wayne Gacy was the longtime keyboardist (1989 - 2007) for Marilyn Manson, replacing original keyboardist Zsa Zsa Speck. Real name being Stephen Gregory Bier Jr., he was born on March 6th, 1964 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. His stage name was formed by combining the names of Madonna and John Wayne Gacy. He has played on every Marilyn Manson album to date, with the exception of the most recent release, Eat Me, Drink Me. Shortly before the release of Eat Me, Drink Me, he left the band and returned home due to a major family crisis. He was replaced by Chris Vrenna, who had previously played live drums with Marilyn Manson after their drummer, Ginger Fish, was injured when he fell from the back of his drum riser and then off of the very high stage in 2004.

Madonna Wayne Gacy - one man, many hairstyles. While he was still in Marilyn Manson, used to have a section of the stage called "Pogo's Playhouse", which he would decorate with various items.

by Hoodsie Woods February 16, 2009

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go on the wagon

abstine from drinking, not to drink any alcohol for a period of time

The doctor ordered him to go on the wagon.

by Jan Vlcek September 11, 2007

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Jack wagon

n. Slang term derived from the Freight or Chow wagons used in the late 19th century. These were often the last wagons in a wagon train, making them the least favorable to drive due to the dust, waste, and debris from the front of the train.

When used as in insult it refers to one's lack of intelligence, implying the insultee is capable of no more than operating a Chow wagon.

You're doing it wrong, you Jack wagon!

by MayallsObject32 October 14, 2010

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