instead of not it, you do NOT say "not it." The first one who says "not it" loses and has to do whatever.
by Cats.are.my.life July 18, 2016
A type of criminal who is generally from an earlier era where police and criminals had both a level of respect and regard for eachother, had a set of guidelines or morals and was a hard, genuinely tough person. a.k.a when pushing not a person to take lightly.
Person #1: Dad ran into David the other day. Kept saying he always respected him and that he was an "old school crim" or something, not like the pussies today.
Person #2: He's a tough bloke.
Person #2: He's a tough bloke.
by Ares_psychosis December 21, 2013
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by Senhora fiona encantada November 28, 2021
1. People who was held back to many times in a garde they are to old her grade school at all
2. A old person that Does know about today
2. A old person that Does know about today
by 459395 March 03, 2022
Any component of life or culture started by people from an older school compared to the new school attended by you as schools are increasingly progressive yet less nuanced
by Primeprincipal December 18, 2022
Your banging your gf got her bent over and railing her hard so you stop to piss and your grandfather pops in to finish her off.
by Hillbilly antichrist December 19, 2024
adj. In the sense that "old school" harkens back to the days of our youth when better rappers were spitting flyer rhymes, "old pre-school" refers to the influences that we or previous generations appreciated in the earlier points in our youth during or before pre-school, or kindergarten, or nursery, or whatever your cultural equivilent is.
As kids' tv shows go, The Herb Garden feat. Parsley The Lion is pretty old pre-school. He dates back to a time before homosexuals were even gay. All the best children were reared on shows like Parsley and The Magic Roundabout and Watch With Mother; None of this Mona The Vampire shit. What the hell is with that show anyway, it's just annoying retard kids inconveniencing everyone with their stupid paranoid delusions.
by Bernard McGraw December 04, 2010