Move Bricks

To sell drugs, often times in parking lots.

"Damnit Gunther! You are not dropping out of school to move bricks with DaQuan"

by DatBrasswind July 10, 2014

Richard move

An adjective used to describe when someone is being a Richard.

Ethan: Hey Jake, I hooked up with your girlfriend last night.
Jake: That was a Richard move Ethan!

by Don't Be A Richard May 2, 2016

Ginger Separatist Movement

Gingers who think they are the supreme race.

The Ginger Separatist Movement is a Nazi-esque organization that was created by Eric Cartman to promote Ginger supremacy. It appeared in the episode "Ginger Kids".

by CB31 April 21, 2010

Move Faster Pokey!!!!!

The most epic voice crack in LP history. Originated from the voice of LPer ProtonJon, is now a popular meme among the gaming community.

Move faster Pokey!!!!!! FASTER!!! For the love of god faster!!

by pbudp January 15, 2011

Mouvement 51

Former political organization in the Canadian province of Quebec that advocated Quebec becoming the 51st state of the United States. They thought that it might be possible to arrange for Quebec to have only one official language more easily than if they remained part of Canada. This was probably true, except that the one official language wouldn't have been Français. The organization's policies don't appear to have been well thought-out.

Mouvement 51 wanted to ensure a French-speaking Quebec by becoming part of the United States. C'est fou!

by avgfhadsfkjbvhadsfjhbv September 8, 2006

Reed move

An action that is considered to be douchey or downright despicable.

Stealing candy from a baby is a such a Reed move.

by ninjaman920 April 16, 2013

Total CMU Move

A Total Carnegie Mellon University Move ("Total CMU Move," or "TCMUM"), defined as prefacing an uber-intelligent question or statement with something to the effect of, "I know this is a dumb question," or, "This is probably the stupidest thing you'll hear today," as some subtly patronizing way of letting everyone around you know you're smarter than them -- as though it were an utterance so far below the usual standards of your stunning intellect that you have to apologize for it.

Pierre de Fermat: "So I have this equation here, it's kinda hard to solve... But it goes something like this, a^n + b^n = c^n..."

Student: "Uh, Professor Fermat, excuse me for sounding like a total idiot asking something as basic this, but it appears to me that no three positive integers a, b, and c can satisfy that equation for any integer value of 'n' greater than two. Or am I just like way off here?"

Everyone thinking in unison: "Total CMU Move, dude."

by deltachild7 September 23, 2013