To exhibit symptoms of complete mental breakdown at work and get away with it. (A tribute to to Congressman John Shadegg (R-AZ)) See: 'going postal' without the violence.
"Man, I was arguing with John Shaddegg about healthcare reform and he just started raving about gulags... the guy was totally going congressional"
by Redneck Liberal October 15, 2009

Going 'ALOL':
Friend 1: Did you see that disabled person fall into the water fountain?
Friend 2: Yes, I almost went ALOL.
In the park yesterday, Rachel went ALOL when she hit an old lady with a Frisbee and her false teeth fell out. Apparently the pensioner needed stitches.
Friend 1: Did you see that disabled person fall into the water fountain?
Friend 2: Yes, I almost went ALOL.
In the park yesterday, Rachel went ALOL when she hit an old lady with a Frisbee and her false teeth fell out. Apparently the pensioner needed stitches.
by whohasthejazz December 9, 2009

(v) when one or more men go out to a club, a bar, or the local McDonalds strictly to hit on and/or hook up with fat chicks or plumpers. Plumping usually requires a wingman in order to deal with the skinny, attractive girls, but not always.
"Hey dude, me and Joe are gonna go plumping tonight, wanna come?"
"Sure, I love to go plumping, do I have to be the wingman again? I hope not."
"Sure, I love to go plumping, do I have to be the wingman again? I hope not."
by The_Milk January 5, 2009

by whitfieldasfuc August 19, 2013

Bypassing all physical limitations; accomplishing something that is not easily accomplish-able; the state of being enlightened
"Yo today I killed two stones with one bird." "Going Hahm"
"Oh snap, I just benched 450 today." "Damn, going hahm"
"Oh snap, I just benched 450 today." "Damn, going hahm"
by shnerfmonster September 14, 2011

by pfc. snowball November 13, 2009

to sell out; to lose track of your roots in pursuit of fame and fortune, changing your style, appearance, behavior, and social status in a way that your past self would have found reprehensible
After rappers like 50 Cent go Hollywood, it's hard to take them seriously when they rhyme about how hard life is in the streets.
by nyaaron October 7, 2010
