Plunkin

The act of recieving a blow-job while taking a shit.

I was horny and had to shit, so i figured I'd kill two birds with one stone, so Brandi gave me a plunkin.

by Prosser August 28, 2007

pseudo-punk

background: the word 'pseudo' meaning fake, put together with 'punk'.

A person who trys to be punk and "hardcore", but truly is the exact opposite. pseudo-punks bring shame to true punks. many claim they are "anarchists" as well, even though they consistantly shop from hot topic, which contradicts basic anarchist morals. a psuedo punk may do but is not limited to the following: wearing ramones and sex pistols shirts, and not knowing ONE song by either, shopping from hot topic (as mentioned above), calling anyone who doesn't dress like them and/or disagrees with them "preps" and "conformists", and may smoke pot or do other narcotics to be rebellious.

ramones fan: nice ramones shirt you got there. what's your favorite song by them?

psuedo-punk: uhhhmm, erm, i dunno..."sex and drugs"?

ramones fan: uh, that's not a ramones song.

psuedo-punk: just shut up you stupid preppy!1!11!!

by sheeeer August 10, 2004

post punk kitchen

Groovy gravy vegan cooking show hosted by Terry Romero and Isa Moskowitz Shown on public access TV in Brooklyn. They usually have a band chopping vegetables on the show.

Isa has written 3 cookbooks, Vegan with a Vengance, Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World and Veganomicon (with Terry)

On the Post Punk Kitchen, you are shown how to make delicious dishes.

by I Exterminate Daleks February 25, 2008

sparkle punk

Sparkle punk, or sparklepunk, is a derivative of modern emo revival music, a genre played by bands like Snowing, The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, and Algernon Cadwallader, that fuses pop punk musicianship with the traditional sound of emo revival.

Popular sparklepunk bands include Mom Jeans, JANK, and Donovan Wolfington.

Hey, Bart, what's your favorite genre of music? Mine's sparkle punk.

by Garnet April 2, 2017

Cyber Punk

A mix of film noir and science fiction, generally used to decribe media. Cyber Punk is usually about hackers, or some form of sentient computer programming (like and AI). The stories are usually told with a very urban noir style.

As far as a look, it's hard to put a figner on it. I dont think any one look can be described as cyber punk, its more of an attitude. Black jeans, tight t shirt with holograms, and leather jackets are a good start. Maybe toss in some Chuck Taylors, or combat boots. Some goggles or head phones might make good accesories.

Neuromancer is the greatest cyberpunk sotry ever told.

by cultclassic April 29, 2005

British Punk

Punk that came from Great Britain. In the US there were only two punk citys. Cleveland, Ohio and New York City. British punk was more violent and much more rebellious than it's American side.

British Punk: The S** Pistols, The Clash, X-Ray Spex, The Police, The Jerks, Public Image Ltd., The Slits, The Pretenders, Circle Jerks, The Flowers Of Romance, Joy Division, Echo & The Bunnymen, New Order, 999, Siouxie And The Banshees, and Antisocial.

by Freak March 2, 2005

Punk Rock Snob

Someone who walks around thinking they have to listen only to obscure bands that no one has heard of and then label them sellouts the second they make a name for themselves.

They are usually always claiming to be "individuals", but they all dress and act alike...

What a punk rock snob, they were fans of Rancid last week, but now that the video for salvation got popular, they drop them like the plague.

by melrath November 29, 2009