Gun Control

1. To use a firearm in such a way as to accuratly hit your target.

For better gun control, use both hands and hold your breath before firing.

by HiddenKrypt November 10, 2004

Xbox controller

What was once very big and annoying, but has now evolved into the most comfortable remote known. There were three different types of official Xbox controllers.

*Sigh*" "Whats with the *Sigh* noise?" "Xbox controller." "Oh."

by DontUseYourRealNameStupidPeopl June 8, 2010

gun control

1. An isidious plan by some who feel that the gun is to blame for crimes commited by the criminal as a basis to take away firearms from law-abiding citizens.

2. Hitting what you're aiming at.

3. To use both hands while firing.

Gun control isn't about guns, it's about control.

by tradesman March 31, 2003

Gun Control

The idiotic idea that we can keep law-breakers from breaking laws by creating even more laws.

Proponents for gun control think that making more laws restricting gun ownership will lessen gun violence. But people who actually FOLLOW laws aren't the people you need to worry about owning guns. Ergo, tighter gun control negatively affects law-abiding citizens while giving criminals who buy through the black market a distinct advantage over them... pretty stupid concept.

by redeyegrits October 16, 2014

cruz control

The vaginal, anal, and oral penetration of a single woman by three men while she is jacking off two additional men.This process take 25 minutes as each man rotates his position. This activity is done primarily to dominate and humiliate a woman.

Woman: I can't believe I was talked into getting Cruz Controlled by my boyfriend's buddies.It was pretty hot, but I felt like a pinchushion during it.

by White Bread April 25, 2006

damage control

keeping things from getting too crazy or out of hand.

dan: dude this party is gonna be crazy.
josh: yeahh dude gonna need somone to run some
damage control for sure.

by x3. July 7, 2007

quality control

Used in retail, to describe a customer who insists on handling everything, but purchasing nothing. Most often they are white men. Middle aged to early seniors, married, heavyset, with thick glasses. Can easily be spotted, because they inspect the price tag, while holding it three inches from their face.

"Don't waste your time helping 'quality control', when there are serious buyers elsewhere in the shop."

by D. Gould January 28, 2007