Harriet Bolwell Production

Named for the famed Wintonian director, a Harriet Bolwell Production refers to a particularly cold event or place. So coined from the Baltic conditions she was apt to keep her Glasgow flat in, and for the see-the-actors'-breath temperatures of her production of Alan Bennett's The History Boys.

C on a B, this wind'd freeze the 'nads off the Yeti himself- it's a regular Harriet Bolwell Production the night.

"Is it cold out?"
"Aye HBP pal, HBP"

"It was the coldest eve since records began, the whole winter was a Harriet Bolwell Run"

by Ring Lardner III December 13, 2012

strategic yogurt production

French foreign trade protectionism

Even though Dannon owns a large chunk of Pepsi, they wanted to make it illegal becuase of their strategic yogurt production.

by Joe Noory January 15, 2008

Immaculate Production

When a consumer orders a product from a manufacturer and said manufacturer recieves the order, completely looses sight of the order and then is completely amazed when the order resurfaces complete and ready for shipment.

I don't know how Larry's Stamp & Sign couldn't find your order until after it shipped, it must have been Immaculate Production. That happens a lot there.

by disgruntled ho January 6, 2010

z-production

A television show, movie, or any type of exhibition that will be presented in front of people that looks very amateur, as if it were put together in someone's basement on very little funding.

The television show 'Talk Soup' is hilarious, yet it looks like a z-production.

by J. Keo December 9, 2008

M.Hz Production

M.Hz Production is a music production company owned by MHz aka M.Hz

MHz

M.Hz Production

mhzproduction.webs(.)com

by M.Hz August 24, 2011

weapons of mass production

How our brilliant president tries to say weapons of mass destruction

"They are in possessions of weapons of mass production..."

by tinkerbelll May 22, 2004

means of production

The capital, infrastructural and natural, and the factors of products MINUS financial capital and the workers. Simply put, the financial capital is NOT a mean of production because no matter how much money someone has, only he who owns a factory can process natural goods and make e.g. food to eat and survive.

Factories, transport ships and airplanes... Also the media.

by Phoebus June 5, 2004