child of the 80's syndrome

Also known as fast food syndrome.

An overwhelming sense of urgency to complete something.

"All of my relationships are over before they've began. Is that so wrong? I just want to be in love Damn child of the 80's syndrome. I want it now!"

by Karsh February 29, 2004

M-80

A firework that contains about 3 grams of pyrotechnic powder. Most M-80s are actually pieces of crap that contain tiny amounts of powder compared to genuine M-80s (firecrackers are called M-##, where ## corresponds to the amount of powder it has in grams). Illegal since 1966.

Real M-80s were so strong that the military used them to simulate grenade explosions.

by The Mr Needles Experience October 11, 2007

Club 80

Club 80 is a sex on site venue in Melbourne, Australia, where gay & bi-sexual men pay an entry fee and find themselves someone to have sex with.

I went to Club 80 last night and got fucked about ten times. Have no idea who they were or what there names were.

by Dalero December 26, 2006

Rule 80

"If it's gonna be hot, you don't need a jacket"

Guy 1 : "Pretty much everywhere, it's gonna be hot !"
Girl 1 : "Then I don't need a jacket"
Guy 1 "Yeah, pretty obvious...have you heard of the rule 80 ?"

by Liatnoo-Cretsim May 24, 2009

M-80

Explosive device used by the residents of Alabama to remove their own hands.

After I finish my Pabst, I stepped out of the trailer and watched my brother/father blow his hand off with an m-80

by sarcomax July 30, 2003

M-80

a firecracker that kicks ass. until some dumbass kids blew their fingers off, now they're illegal. thanks for ruining it for the rest of us, dumbasses

m-80's are fun to blow up dog poo with

by cream of sumyungay September 26, 2005

MD-80

The most beautiful aircraft ever made. Produced from 1980 to 1999 by McDonnell Douglas (and later Boeing after the merger of the two) as an updated version of the venerable DC-9. The MD-80 was originally designated DC-9-80 and marketed as the "Super 80". The MD-80 was been popular with airlines for its low operating cost and quiet operation when first introduced and continues to be due to its rugged construction and proven reliability.

I love flying on an MD-80 as long as I'm not in the back 3 rows!

by Don Douglas July 15, 2007