Park the Carcass

verb-
1. To sit.

"arh get the fuck out of the way rory it's time to park the carcass" -kelsee
madden "hahahahahLOLOLOLOLhahahahah"

by The Maddog October 7, 2008

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Domain Parking Lot

What you may find when a formerly existing website that you used to visit has not quite "gone 404" (meaning, Not Found At All), but is now a blank space, entirely unrelated to the former site -- often either displaying generic categories that go nowhere, *or* showing an indication that the domain is now available for purchase.

Damn, that used to be such a great website, but now it's just a Domain Parking Lot.

by Obscurantist1 July 2, 2023

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Thomas Park

A ginger dude from the North East of England who can really beatbox for his life!

Here is an example of his amazing work: youtube.com/watch?v=aQsZzXvxhXE&list=PLBJ92TECBllXMnb9M4rExQHd3ttBQiyNi&ab_channel=Skunqu

Person: Thomas, please beatbox!
Thomas Park: boots and cat and boots and cat

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Park Princess

(Noun) - your local princess that lives at theme parks... specifically ones with a castle. can be found wearing the cutest outfits (with a churro in hand) taking pics for her magical Instagram feed. She typically enjoys traveling to different parks, shopping at the gift shops, or listening to a Park Princess Podcast 💖🎙

I love her outfit! She must be a Park Princess!

by urlocalprnczz November 1, 2020

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Arthur Park

Verb: to arthur park or to be arthur parked.

To slap/push/ram/force/bump another person from relative safety into a dangerous situation where they are likely to be injured (or even KILLED) whilst recovering from the afore mentioned slap.

This term originated whilst playing Seek and Destroy, a Little Big Planet game level on the Playstation 3.

On the PS3 game Little Big Planet, you can effectively slap or arthur park someone towards danger repeatedly until the 'sack person' is killed. Is most effective on a survival level. It can also be used to describe pushing someone into a road, although this is neither recommended or supported.

by bixbythed March 3, 2010

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