The main character of the short story "Flowers For Algernon" by Daniel Keyes. He is mentally disabled and works at a plastic box company. Because of his mental problems, he occasionally messes up and loses or breaks things, and/or says or does something foolish and socially awkward. His co-workers dubbed such thing a "Charlie Gordon"
(n). To lose, break, or mess up something.
To say or do something socially awkward or stupid.
Ernie: *drops fragile package*
Foreman: For God's sake Ernie why are you pulling a Charlie Gordon?!
Mung Grundle
Man Gazer
Man Grazer
Masterbates Green Berets
Marine Guzzler
Man Gina
Manhole Greaser
Mostly Gay Master Gaylord
Man Gobbler
Meat Gazer
Man Gargler
Meat Groper
Marine Groper
Merry Gay Mister Gayness
Man-aise Guzzler
Military Gay Man Gaybie
Multiple Goatse's
Maximum Goatse
Man Grubber
Maximum Gayness
Master Gaylord
Munging Gladly
Man Gland
Massages Gooches
Man-kinds Gay-lord
Man Glove
Man-slammin Geek
Master Gay-ter (one who masturbates gays)
Any two "M" and "G" words, that are gay, followed by the name Gordon.
An independent co-educational school in East Providence RI. Founded in 1910 by Dr. Helen West Cooke, it's original campus was a small house on Angel St. in Providence. In the early 60's however, a far larger and more suitable campus was built just off of Narraganset Bay in East Providence.
Gordon's founded, Dr. Cooke had originally created the school to provide an alternative school for her son Gordon, whom the school is named after. She wanted him to be educated alongside girls in a diverse "open air" environment where students would be stimulated and challenged as well as learn to enjoy learning. Classes would be held with open windows whenever the weather permitted, and students would be taken outside most days. The Gordon School was one of the first schools in the country to be integrated, and remains to this day one of the more diverse private schools in the state.
Chris: I went to The Wheeler School from nursery through high school.
Ken: Cool, I went to MB for high school, but all before that I was at The Gordon School.
Chris: Oh yea, I think I've heard of that. How was it?