by The Taz February 1, 2019
Get the 12 year oldmug. by John Parks March 17, 2005
Get the plain old mattmug. by Naruto Kakashi May 8, 2017
Get the edgy 12 year oldmug. another way to say that someone is a J.O.C.K.; one who enjoys carrying a gallon of water around wherever he goes, just in case; loves and plays football and believes it's the most important thing in life
Hey, look at that gallon of water sitting on that table over there! Do you think it is the property of a Jolly Old Candy King?
by El_Scorcho September 23, 2004
Get the jolly old candy kingmug. (n) A deceptive maneuver, when one kneels, pretending to adjust the penny in his loafer, only to raise up and punch someone square in the cock.
Mike: "Oh shoot, my penny is falling out of my loafer..." (kneels to fix it)
Bill: "I hate it when that happens"
Mike: (Punching Bill in the cock) "Old Kennedy Cock Punch!"
Bill: "I hate it when that happens"
Mike: (Punching Bill in the cock) "Old Kennedy Cock Punch!"
by Ray Kinsella April 13, 2011
Get the Old Kennedy Cock Punchmug. The Old-Fashoined Country Breakfast is a southern tradition: an alcoholic drink consisting of orange juice and whiskey. If you're a seven year-old looking to be inebriated by mid-day, Sunny D is a good substitute as well. Although for centuries it was just called "Uncle Jasper's off-limits O.J.", it was officially re-named Old-Fashioned Country Breakfast by the drink's main consumers, Nashville rockers The Daily Howl.
"Man, this Old-Fashioned Country Breakfast got me drunk as shit! I think I'mma take a nap before lunch!"
"You wanna go to Cracker Barrel and get an old-fashioned country breakfast?"
"No thanks, I got plenty in this here glass!"
"You wanna go to Cracker Barrel and get an old-fashioned country breakfast?"
"No thanks, I got plenty in this here glass!"
by WhiteGuilt October 30, 2012
Get the Old-Fashioned Country Breakfastmug. A combination of dull, overcast, drizzly, cold, misty and miserable weather. At least 4 of the above adjectives must apply before the weather is truly dreich
by Charles Gordon March 18, 2003
Get the Dreich (Old Scots origin)mug.