pre·script
n. Abbr. Pre.S.
An important message appended at the beginning of an e-mail or letter before the writer's message.
n. Abbr. Pre.S.
An important message appended at the beginning of an e-mail or letter before the writer's message.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bradley Thomas
To: Cooper, Ashley
Sent: Sun Aug 19 14:07:34 2007
Pre.S. I stayed up til 7am so I thought calling was less work than emailing, but you're not picking up.
Dear Ashley,
Are we going to the park or to the movies? You decide. Do you want to get brunch as well?
Love,
Brad
Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
From: Bradley Thomas
To: Cooper, Ashley
Sent: Sun Aug 19 14:07:34 2007
Pre.S. I stayed up til 7am so I thought calling was less work than emailing, but you're not picking up.
Dear Ashley,
Are we going to the park or to the movies? You decide. Do you want to get brunch as well?
Love,
Brad
Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
by Ashley Cooper January 2, 2009
Get the Pre.S. mug.The high you get when you know you're about to get drugs to get you high. Usually occurs with people who have a dependency to a substance, i.e. heroin or cocaine.
"Man, I was so sick today until my girl called and said she was on her way. I instantly got a pre-high and felt so much better."
by Mashetee December 17, 2008
Get the Pre-High mug.That time period between 1PM and 4PM when you rush frantically to your destination before rush hour comes. Failing to do so means being stuck in crawling traffic and doubling, possibly tripling you commute time. People who partake in the pre-rush hour rush are called "pre-rush hour rushers" for obvious reasons.
Example 1: When the police officer asked me why I drove twice the speed limit, he didn't take so kindly to me citing the pre-rush hour rush as an excuse.
Example 2: Yedid cuts all of her last classes short to avoid rush hour because she has to get home on time for her long AIM sessions with men old enough to be her father.
Example 2: Yedid cuts all of her last classes short to avoid rush hour because she has to get home on time for her long AIM sessions with men old enough to be her father.
by bpipic April 3, 2010
Get the pre-rush hour rush mug.This is a common abbreviation for Pre-Vatican II. The reference is to the beliefs, worship and practices of Catholics before the Second Vatican Council, so-called, which was held between 1962-1965.
This also refers to those Catholics, who, coming to the conclusion that since the death of Pope Pius XII in 1958, there has been no true Roman pontiff, but instead a succession of false popes, practice Catholicism---(i.e. reading the Sunday missal; the Rosary; observing the 1958 and before fast and abstinence laws of the Church; and, in fact, the whole gamut of the true Catholic faith as alway held) in their homes without using traditionalist priests and bishops who say the Latin Mass, but without jurisdiction. Also, they never attend your garden variety "Catholic Church".
Pre-V2 types believe that there is one, true Church, and that they are members of it....and that everyone else should be as well.
This also refers to those Catholics, who, coming to the conclusion that since the death of Pope Pius XII in 1958, there has been no true Roman pontiff, but instead a succession of false popes, practice Catholicism---(i.e. reading the Sunday missal; the Rosary; observing the 1958 and before fast and abstinence laws of the Church; and, in fact, the whole gamut of the true Catholic faith as alway held) in their homes without using traditionalist priests and bishops who say the Latin Mass, but without jurisdiction. Also, they never attend your garden variety "Catholic Church".
Pre-V2 types believe that there is one, true Church, and that they are members of it....and that everyone else should be as well.
That Aaron guy takes his religion pretty seriously.
Yeah, he's one of those Pre-Vatican II Catholics. He doesn't eat meat on Fridays and is always talking about how Catholicism is the one true Church....but not the one since Vatican II, after they changed the Mass and all.
Oh, he's a Pre-V2 Catholic? That figures. No wonder he's so serious about his faith.
Yeah, he's one of those Pre-Vatican II Catholics. He doesn't eat meat on Fridays and is always talking about how Catholicism is the one true Church....but not the one since Vatican II, after they changed the Mass and all.
Oh, he's a Pre-V2 Catholic? That figures. No wonder he's so serious about his faith.
by Young Californian May 13, 2011
Get the Pre-V2 mug.A scene kid in the making. Usually around ages 12-14. They can be found in groups in food courts at the mall, or other places of public amusement.
by kristin&desiree August 16, 2007
Get the Pre-scene mug.Mike is an activist. He feeds homeless people and caring for others is definitely a pre-fuckquisite. Honesty, realness and smarts are some other pre-fuckquisites.
by p.diddy. February 14, 2009
Get the pre-fuckquisite mug.The newest way of fast food places (especially McDonald's) to try to get you to buy food that you don't want or need. When you get to the drive-thru ordering spot (with the menu and all), they "greet" you with "Hi, would you like to try a nice Cappuccino today?". Of course, you think this is a person that is ready to take your order. Instead, when you're in the middle of saying your order, you get "Welcome to McDonald's, can I take your order?", or "Sorry - can you repeat that?". This is just like going inside and when you reach the counter, the person says that crap to you, and walks away. I find it ridiculous.
Me: *Drives up to the drive-thru*
Speaker: "Hi, would you like to try a nice Cappuccino today?"
Me: Yeah, hi, can I get your #9 3-Piece meal?
Actual Person: Sorry, can you repeat that?
Me: *Hot steam coming from ears* Yeah, can I get your #9 3-Piece meal?
Actual Person: Please drive up.
Me: *Wonders how much cash to pull out* How much is it?
Actual Person: Uh....$6.16.
Me: *Wonders why I'm not greeted nicely, not told the cost of how much I need to pay, or why I never even got thanked for placing my order and doing business with them*
Seriously, this pre ordering crap sucks.
Speaker: "Hi, would you like to try a nice Cappuccino today?"
Me: Yeah, hi, can I get your #9 3-Piece meal?
Actual Person: Sorry, can you repeat that?
Me: *Hot steam coming from ears* Yeah, can I get your #9 3-Piece meal?
Actual Person: Please drive up.
Me: *Wonders how much cash to pull out* How much is it?
Actual Person: Uh....$6.16.
Me: *Wonders why I'm not greeted nicely, not told the cost of how much I need to pay, or why I never even got thanked for placing my order and doing business with them*
Seriously, this pre ordering crap sucks.
by izcool August 22, 2009
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