108th steet is a melting pot of cultures ranging from Buharian to BuhKarian. With this wide variety of people accomidations had to be made. In 2004 the Mayflower Compact, also known as the Buharflower Compact, was passed allowing the people/buhars of 108th street to practice any religion they wished, be it handballism or stand outside pizza & pasta city for 5 hours everydayism. With this new found freedom Buhars from all over the world (mostly from Buharland) came to seek refuage from persecution. Also I should mention the word "Buharlum" because I feel like it.
108 Street has a Mcdonalds.
by Steven Esquire The Fourth September 24, 2006
The code of the street; the only three things you need to know when you're on the hustle.
1) Make paper
2) Stay fresh
3) Don't snitch
1) Make paper
2) Stay fresh
3) Don't snitch
"Yo man, I just heard Andre be snitchin' to the po' bout our grind..."
"Fo real? Shit dog, I thought dat fool knew street code. Let's go ice that bitch."
"Fo real? Shit dog, I thought dat fool knew street code. Let's go ice that bitch."
by silent98765 November 16, 2009
Street punk is the strongest form of punk today. Bands like The Unseen, A Global Threat, The Casualties, Cheap Sex, and Lower Class Brats play street punk. Street punk music is DIY, loud, fast, offensive, and often talks about the Street Punk scene, politics, or violence. Street punks tend to hate bands such as AFI, Greenday, and all those other non-DIY bands. The lifestyle of street punks is layed back, fun, and strong. Street punks tend to drink a lot of beer, except some. Street punks are also divided, slightly. Street punks tend to be the nicest and most accepting of the subsubcultures, as long as you conform with the most important issues. Street punks tend to dislike the other "punks." Street punks live punk to it's fullest, and believe in every aspect of old-school punk. Street punks often hate pop-punks (Sum41), skate "punks," (Greenday) modern-horror-punks (AFI) often because their music and conformity is different than what punk is supposed to be. (Sorry kids, but AFI isn't DIY, 3-chord, fast, and loud like punk is supposed to be...)
Street punks tend to wear Docs, hair, leather, plaid, bondage pants, patches, and other stuff like that. Although, if you ask any street punk they'll tell you that the clothes don't make them punk, the clothes are simply a sign that attracts unity and detracts unwanted people.
Street punks tend to wear Docs, hair, leather, plaid, bondage pants, patches, and other stuff like that. Although, if you ask any street punk they'll tell you that the clothes don't make them punk, the clothes are simply a sign that attracts unity and detracts unwanted people.
Street punk is: The Unseen, A Global Threat, The Casualties, Cheap Sex, and Lower Class Brats
Our lifestyle is: Sometimes drunk, layed back, fast, young
Our lifestyle is: Sometimes drunk, layed back, fast, young
by Oi Punk April 08, 2005
its basketball played by real champions who are not doing it for the money and don't cry on every foul.
by SYK October 26, 2003
"Pusher-Street" or "Pusher style" is often used in DotA gaming community to define a player who constantly fails and feeds while TRYING to save another player (keyword here is "trying") or even a chicken (which was shown to fail). It is originated from a DotA player named Pusher, who is regarded by players as a free 200 gold to buy a chicken, a free meatshield for the crow or a free Crystal Maiden that looks good on a DotA screen. It was determined that Pusher has a gondola quotient of 2 (while Vigoss has 8999)
"Yo, look at this Pusher-Street style swap to save the ca..... and Pusher dies--- whatever, back to the game..."
"The team battle is starting up, and whoops, Pusher... I-i-i mean the Crystal Maiden dies" (by Luminous48)
"The team battle is starting up, and whoops, Pusher... I-i-i mean the Crystal Maiden dies" (by Luminous48)
by LiquidDeath__ January 06, 2010
A female that is for the streets
by Only1Kenny April 10, 2020
by Thomas David Waddicar July 05, 2010