Slayer

Worlds greatest band ever and forever.
They even pwned in a video game.

Person 1: Hey dude, Have you heard of this gay band slayer?
Person 2: *Takes out 12 gauge*
Person 3: Stfu nub

by arthurpartur February 23, 2008

Office Slacker

A workmate who spends most of the week on the internet while neglecting actual work, or relying on co-workers to pick up the slack. Often seen rushing around in a frenzy at 4.45pm Friday afternoons in an attempt to get all neglected work done before pub time.

"how can he be so busy at 5 mins to pub time?"

"well he is the office slacker"

by OfficeSlackerest November 30, 2003

financial slavery

Being in debt which limits your freedom.

Washington Consensus is a tool for financial slavery.

by Deep Fried Turkey September 19, 2013

slacker

- Avoid effort like plague
- Learn the art of Procrastination
- Generally avoid doing all things avoiding labour
- Get an online career
- What you must do, do half-heartedly
- Get an online job!!
- The fastest you will ever move will be while attempting to escape a labourous activity
- High School student?...hooky Gym Class

slacker slacker slacker slacker is an art

by ohwefoh October 5, 2006

slake

noun; a gratifying or pleasurable turn of events
verb; to gratify or satisfy

That hard-boiled egg burrito sure was a slake, mom!

The television slaked me with Encino Man

by Edmund Unceworthy June 11, 2006

slavery

The state of being required to serve or give tribute to someone.

One who engages in debt is in slavery to the debt; the master is the loaner.

by Jon Davis January 14, 2004

Slayer, The

In every generation there is a chosen one... she alone will stand against the vampires, the demons and the forces of darkness. She is the slayer. Buffy Summers and Melaka Fray are some who have been chosen.

Buffy: I thought a professional demon chaser like yourself would've figured it out by now. I'm the Slayer. Slay-er. Chosen One. She-who-hangs-out-a-lot-in-cemeteries? You're kidding. Ask around. Look it up: "Slayer, comma, the

by geedeck July 2, 2003