when something is really enjoyable such as a movie, game, food, drink, etc..
someone who looks attractive or what they are wearing is attractive like their clothes, accessories, perfume, makeup, etc..
someone who looks attractive or what they are wearing is attractive like their clothes, accessories, perfume, makeup, etc..
by pooponyou83 March 16, 2009
by Light Joker October 01, 2005
This is what you say to someone avoiding the "Hey how are you?" that everyone hates, because no one really cares.
By using "Good you", you are not only asking a question, but referring to your general status. "Good"
Using this phrase in passing people will leaving them baffled and confused, yet you have not offended them.
NOTE - This can also be used as a pickup line.
By using "Good you", you are not only asking a question, but referring to your general status. "Good"
Using this phrase in passing people will leaving them baffled and confused, yet you have not offended them.
NOTE - This can also be used as a pickup line.
by Jacoola2011 July 25, 2011
Empty boxes/bags/bottles that are used as trash receptacles before you actually throw them away, rather than waiting on the recycling process to return them to you.
Instead of needlessly buying trash bags, Michael used precycled goods in the form of grocery sacks to furnish his trash can liners.
by testicles...that is all October 10, 2009
anything of value that a society has, whether it produced the thing or not, and whether the thing is traded commercially or not.
For example the USA has natural gas (which it did not produce), air (which it did not produce), computers (which it did produce) and personal freedom (which it did produce). Air and personal freedom are not tradeable goods; it's not possible to establish ownership rights for air or freedom.
Philosophers believe that the proper distribution of social goods is still an open question, even if the distribution of economic goods (like computers) is not.
For example the USA has natural gas (which it did not produce), air (which it did not produce), computers (which it did produce) and personal freedom (which it did produce). Air and personal freedom are not tradeable goods; it's not possible to establish ownership rights for air or freedom.
Philosophers believe that the proper distribution of social goods is still an open question, even if the distribution of economic goods (like computers) is not.
An inequality in the basic structure must always be justified to those in the disadvantaged position. This holds whatever the primary social good and especially for liberty.
John Rawls, *A Theory of Justice*, p.201
John Rawls, *A Theory of Justice*, p.201
by Abu Yahya February 14, 2009
she has some good pussy on her
by George Courtney February 23, 2004
A common phrase used to imply drugs of some sort. This 'slang' mostly relates to (the usage of) cocaine. Jokes made normally refer to transparent bags filled with sugar or salt and are followed by a gesture of snorting.
"Hey, gimme that 'good stuff', would you?"
"Where'd you get all that 'good stuff'?"
"Look at all that 'good stuff'," *Snort*
"Where'd you get all that 'good stuff'?"
"Look at all that 'good stuff'," *Snort*
by Urban Sense November 11, 2017