The three largest cities in the United States(New York, Los Angeles,and Chicago). They often compete with each other over who's the best. Each has advantages and disadvantages over each other.
Chicago is not as expensive as Los Angeles and New York. Chicago is not all crowded like New York. Chicago has the gorgeous Lake Front.
New York is home to many famous celebrations such as New Years. New York has many theaters.
Los Angeles has better weather than both Chicago and New York. Los Angeles has some of the best women around.
All have traffic congestion.
All cities of the Big 3 are fascinating places.
New York is home to many famous celebrations such as New Years. New York has many theaters.
Los Angeles has better weather than both Chicago and New York. Los Angeles has some of the best women around.
All have traffic congestion.
All cities of the Big 3 are fascinating places.
by 65416514651561465 May 10, 2007

From the movie Stripes, it was used as a satirical compliment for Sgt Hulka who they just couldn't do without.
Someone who annoyingly goes overboard to get something done just to show up everyone, and then makes a total ass of himself, but won't admit it.
Someone who thinks he's in charge, while at the same time his "underlings" show outward support, but actually this person has no idea what he's doing and everyone else knows it.
Someone who annoyingly goes overboard to get something done just to show up everyone, and then makes a total ass of himself, but won't admit it.
Someone who thinks he's in charge, while at the same time his "underlings" show outward support, but actually this person has no idea what he's doing and everyone else knows it.
From the movie Stripes: Winger - "An army without leaders is like a foot without a big toe. And Sergeant Hulka is always gonna be here to be that big toe for us."
Nice job, Big Toe.
How's our Big Toe doing today?
Nice job, Big Toe.
How's our Big Toe doing today?
by pedicabber May 16, 2005

A "Big Issue" for Insane Power is Flemingovia stealing his taxes and using it to sell Big Issue so he can buy crack for his son, or something like that.
by OMG nationstates September 29, 2005

by Chicken strips11 June 21, 2018

An informal way of greeting a man or boy. Usually it's friendly and complimentary.
It sometimes has a sarcastic tone, implying it's time to take him down a notch.
It sometimes has a sarcastic tone, implying it's time to take him down a notch.
Hey there, big guy, you and me gonna drink some beers or what?
(sarcastic)
Hey big guy, watch where you put that thing.
(sarcastic)
Hey big guy, watch where you put that thing.
by vanilla g-lotto December 20, 2004

A phrase used in NASCAR to describe a large crash at Daytona, or Talledega involving several cars. Usually caused by the restrictor plates on the cars keeping them bunched together, 3 or 4 across, 43 deep, untill one car in the front cuts down in front of another car to close, and spins out in front of the rest of the pack. The Big One usually has 5-10 cars involved but some have had up to 26.
by Gamewizard September 30, 2009

See George W. Bush and Karl Rove
Big brother is watching us all to make sure we blindly adhere to the Right Wing party line
Big brother is watching us all to make sure we blindly adhere to the Right Wing party line
by Neocon Killer October 2, 2004
