dark side

See Republicans.

- Hey what did you vote?
- Democrats, duh.
- Dude, cross over to the dark side. We've got cookies.

by Glest February 3, 2010

dark side of the moon

One of the most over used symbols of all time.

*Floyd Fan* You like Pink Floyd?
*Average person who just likes the t-shirt* Yeah... I've got the dark side of the moon t-shirt.
*Floyd Fan* You ever listen to any Floyd?
*Average person who just likes the t-shirt* Dark Side of the Moon
*Floyd Fan* Ever hear of any other albums?
*Average person who just likes the t-shirt* Theres only three The Wall, Dark Side of the Moon, and Wish You Were Here...of course!
*Floyd Fan* Does anyone miss Syd?
*Average person who just likes the t-shirt* Who's Syd?
*Floyd Fan* duh

by blackknight89 February 13, 2007

lower east side

Where all the would-be hipsters used to hang out. Now becoming as upscale, snobby and annoying as SoHo. Known for frequent Moby sightings.

"Did you see that new wine bar in the LES? I saw Moby in there the other day."

by JLB3 May 26, 2005

side show

showing off your car in the middle of the street, swingin' it, buring rubber, hittin 8s, donuts, doin the fool, pushing your car to the limit.

Aka: yokin', going stupid, gettin on glass, swingin' it.

side shows started in the BAY AREA, (california).

Nigga, lets start up a side show.

by GSL RECORDS July 12, 2004

sideballing

When a drunk person is persistently looking at you out of the corner of their eye.

"Boy I could feel John sideballing me all night while I was talking to Bill, he's got to get over it!"

by BRC July 20, 2008

Side Beer

A beer one drinks on the side while participating in a drinking game. This beer is normally of higher quality than the beer that is being used in the drinking game.

Sean: Yo, I played like 6 games of pong and I'm not even drunk
Lasershow: Well, maybe you should be drinking side beers, fag.

by johnny liu January 16, 2008

Side-pony

–verb (used with object)

1. to draw away or divert, as the mind or attention.
2. to provide a pleasant or unpleasant diversion.
3. the act of running up to a person and interrupting them in the middle of a conversation as a young pony without any boundaries would.

1. The constant side-ponying from her co-workers made it hard to finish a deadline on time.
2. Needing to sneak the dog past the hotel clerk, my boyfriend side-ponied her by commenting on the shoes she was wearing.
3. We would always try to act really busy when the most recent retiree stopped by because he would inevitably side-pony us with banal banter and stories of 'back-in-the-day'.

by javapunkster September 3, 2009