Disney Store Game

To play the game properly, you must attempt to touch the back/furthest wall of a Disney Store without being greeted by any of the cast members.

Rules:
-No running.

-No pretending to be on your phone.
-No pretending not to hear anyone.
-If you attempt it as a party: once one of your friends get greeted, you're all out of the game.

If you succeed, your friends owe you $50.

If you fail, you must make a purchase.

Once you fail, you can't try again.

I tried the Disney Store Game, but a cast member caught me!

by Ratsonrabbits August 9, 2019

intent.store

The best place to buy high quality Minecraft clients.

I just bought zeroday from intent.store, it's so good!

by Sirfrogsalot July 11, 2021

Big-box store

A Big-Box Store is a large, free standing rectangular single floor store built on a concrete slab. They are incredibly wasteful and ugly to look at having no aesthetic value what so ever. Typically have very large parking lots with no trees.

Also sometimes called a superstore, megastore, or supercenter.

Walmart is a good example of a big-box store.

by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006

nigger store

A cheap or grungy store in a low income part of town

"They have pockey in the ethnic aisle, I guess they have it at the nigger store now too"

by GuyIncogneato August 7, 2019

Dollar Store Tits

A moniker most often used in reference to botched or unsatisfactory breast implants.

Man 1: "Yo did you see the Dollar Store Tits on her?"
Man 2: "Yeah, it definitely looked like a lot of cheap plastic!"

by HadToBeSaid June 24, 2012

Record Store

Store that sells mainly music. Big from the Twenties to the Nineties, itunes has driven a lot of good record stores out of business. Though a few still exist in most cities, and sell CDs, vinyl, 45s, tapes, and DVDS of shows and movies alike.

My dream job is in a record store.

by Gaaraofthedamned July 19, 2011

Big Box Store

A large department store modeling the architectural design of a warehouse. These are usually built in the suburbs where land is much cheaper than downtown.

So named because they resemble shipping giant boxes plopped in the middle of a sea of parking.

Big Lots, Target, Best Buy, Circuit City (RIP), and Bed, Bath & Beyond.

The King of Big Box Stores: Walmart.

by Gunnar Olson June 8, 2010