Y'See that ginger twat over there by the play park? He keeps eyeing up the kids, must be a bit of a two-pin din plug.
by Zero_Vector May 04, 2004
A horrible and undefinable jail metaphor with a negative inflection. Most likely insuring a murder or rape, or the legendary MurderRape.
by JayHairston May 26, 2011
The Ten-Pin Tail-Fin is otherwise commonly known as an ape-drape, hockey-hair, party-in-the-front/business-in-the-back - among many others. The mullet - the quintessential, iconic hair style from the 80s and early 90s that still exists in certain sub-groups of civil society.
The Ten-Pin Tail-Fin is a specific sub-group of the mullet, and is the reserve of the ten-pin bowling alleys of the world. Not only is it a supremely natty look, it also serves to provide much-needed aerodynamicy on the approach to the pins. Function and fashion combined.
The Ten-Pin Tail-Fin is a specific sub-group of the mullet, and is the reserve of the ten-pin bowling alleys of the world. Not only is it a supremely natty look, it also serves to provide much-needed aerodynamicy on the approach to the pins. Function and fashion combined.
"Rob just got a strike! Must be a result of that kick-ass Ten-Pin Tail-Fin he's been rocking since '87."
Bowler 1: "Hey man, my bowling sucks so bad it gives me an achey-breaky heart. Any advice?"
Bowler 2: "Yeah, get rid of that ridiculous buzz-cut and get yourself a Ten-Pin Tail-Fin."
Bowler 1: "Hey man, my bowling sucks so bad it gives me an achey-breaky heart. Any advice?"
Bowler 2: "Yeah, get rid of that ridiculous buzz-cut and get yourself a Ten-Pin Tail-Fin."
by biggerhalf October 02, 2013
Said with a sarcastic tone in voice. Used to tell someone that "nobody cares." Often used when one does not want to listen to a long story someone else wants to tell. This phrase mostlikely originated on the early 1990's show "Full House."
Person 1: I have so much to tell you! I just had my first horseback riding lesson and jumped my first fence in one day!
Person 2: Well pin a rose on your nose.
Person 2: Well pin a rose on your nose.
by mkkmypet May 17, 2005
It certainly predates that sitcom “Full House” (where it was mostly used incorrectly) by several decades. “Pin a rose” refers to rewarding someone for a good deed. To say “pin a rose on your nose” was a sarcastic way of saying you think you deserve an award, but you really don’t. You might say it to a braggart. “Yeah, we’ll pin a rose (award) on you… On your nose!”
Saying sarcastically, “good for you,” or, “well aren’t you special” have similar meanings. It’s like saying, you think you’re so good, but you’re not all that.
Saying sarcastically, “good for you,” or, “well aren’t you special” have similar meanings. It’s like saying, you think you’re so good, but you’re not all that.
Person 1: I haven’t missed a day of school since 2nd grade. Person 2: Well, pin a rose on your nose.
by CAEdge August 31, 2021
Someone who is gang raped repeatedly in prison. This is used as a punishment normally reserved for child molesters, rapists, and snitches.
by rm 110 & co March 10, 2017
by Daddylongleggos July 27, 2018