by NEDM the amazing September 23, 2007
John: Hey Joe, how does every black joke start?
Joe: How?
John: (answers by "looking over both shoulders").
Joe: How?
John: (answers by "looking over both shoulders").
by Junior, Jr. July 11, 2008
1)"The Brush" can be used in many different occasions. Basically any occasion where you feel like "It aint no thing".
2) The Brush is used as a symbol of "Trying to forget" or "forgotten"
2) The Brush is used as a symbol of "Trying to forget" or "forgotten"
1)"I got action from 4 different girls this weekend!" * Brushes shoulder *
2)"Yo I Just broke up with my girlfriend last night" * Brushes shoulders off *
2)"Yo I Just broke up with my girlfriend last night" * Brushes shoulders off *
by S-Dub June 02, 2004
to be touchy, to be easily provoked (During the 19th century, a person in the united states would challenge others to a fight by placing a wooden chip on his/her shoulder and daring them to knock it off, and if the other person did so, the fight was on.)
by The Return of Light Joker August 23, 2008
A term for a rather large bra. The boobs are represented as the boulder and the over the shoulder holder represents the bra itself.
I was checkin out this chick at the mall. O man she was wearing this tank top and you could see her over the shoulder boulder holder. O man she had huge knockers. I wanted to jizz all over her face.
by B$ April 02, 2005
RFID(Remote Frequency Identification) is here. Approved for human use by the FDA in 2004, it's now a popular way for authorities (big brother government) to monitor its citizens.
Some religious beliefs relate this form of RFID usage to the 'mark of the beast' - as mentioned in the bible's book of revelations.
Likewise, many non-religious concerned citizens protest and detest the use of RFID on human beings.
However, marketing techniques overpower word of mouth, and therefore many people see this extent of governmental control as harmful and painless.
Having a chip on your shoulder/arm implies you are being controlled/monitored/hunted by the powers that be.
Do they really need to know where you and I eat/sleep/fornicate/poop?
Some religious beliefs relate this form of RFID usage to the 'mark of the beast' - as mentioned in the bible's book of revelations.
Likewise, many non-religious concerned citizens protest and detest the use of RFID on human beings.
However, marketing techniques overpower word of mouth, and therefore many people see this extent of governmental control as harmful and painless.
Having a chip on your shoulder/arm implies you are being controlled/monitored/hunted by the powers that be.
Do they really need to know where you and I eat/sleep/fornicate/poop?
by m7 October 16, 2007