stuff in the stuff

those silicon packets (or whatever they are?) that come in things to help preserve their freshness.

"I found the stuff in the stuff"

by lildoober December 9, 2008

Stuff I found "store"

A mostly urban street salesman selling off a table or blanket who sells all sorts of odds and ends that they clearly found in the trash. A typical "store" (located outside of any busy retail location) will be selling 1 old answering machine without the tape, several power cables to god knows what, magazines, a few books, a catalog or two, a glass with four marbles in it and pantyhose.

I picked up a monopoly game minus all the houses from the stuff I found "store" guy outside of the McDonalds on West 3rd street.

by APConn June 8, 2009

stuff n' junk

genitalia of any kind.
see: kibbles n' bits

you'd better not forget to wash your stuff n' junk, or people won't like you.

by Sleep October 1, 2003

Stuff stopper

An official person with the authority to stop you from doing something illegal or fun. security cop officer pig

That rave was epic last night, good thing no stuff stoppers showed up!

by peacce love and Schmittney January 28, 2009

stuff your face

wen a guy cums all over ur face and u swallow...

i want u to stuff my face, bob... come on... do it...

by Abby Levin November 12, 2003

Stuff_Of_Legends

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ASSHOLE.

You got served.

"Stuff you gonna get date raped."

by The-Chef February 7, 2004

Stuff theory

Stuff theory is simply the theory of stuff, created in 2002 by John C. Stella Jr. and Charles John Stella. There are 3 concepts of stuff theory

1. All stuff exists

2. All stuff is or isn't according to the individual
2a. To the individual, there must be a balance between stuff that is, and stuff that is not

3. To the individual, there must be stuff that isn't in order to have stuff that is.

Examples of Stuff Theory

1. The Redsox exist

2. I can pretty much say, that for everyone, death isnt
2a. To John C. Stella Jr., the Redsox are, and the Yankees are not. To Andrew J Pezzela, the Yankees are, and the Redsox are not.

3. Having money is, yet not having money, isn't

by John Stella Jr. April 8, 2008