when you have a vehicle full of people and they all have to go in different directions. It can also be used to refer to all of the people in the car
by artgirlaia January 24, 2011
originating in the battlefields of gettysburg, a sexual position so mysterious, intense, and erotic that not even the creators know what it is
Brian: Yo man how was that girl last night?
Jeff: Yea man, did you give her the Eisenhower shuttle?
Matt: I think so, acutally i dont know, it very well could have been goat-over-the-cliff or a polish bike ride.
Jeff: Yea man, did you give her the Eisenhower shuttle?
Matt: I think so, acutally i dont know, it very well could have been goat-over-the-cliff or a polish bike ride.
by Giggs April 23, 2008
Two guys, one, girl, one condom. Guy number one uses the condom with the girl. When finished, he goes tip to tip with guy number two and rolls the condom onto guy number two. "Docking the shuttle."
by Faux 1605 December 8, 2008
an old, piece of shit minivan usually driven by an Asian. commonly a Toyota Previa or some other ugly ass minivan.
guy 1: wow look at that rice shuttle. It's engine is loud as hell but its only going 5 miles per hour.
guy 2: yeah my wang is worth more than that car.
guy 2: yeah my wang is worth more than that car.
by montavistan January 30, 2005
Man, that chica at the club last night had me blasting off sperm shuttles when we got back to my place!
by Jerk in the Box May 30, 2013
When you are eating out your partner's anus, said partner sharts in your mouth. This triggers your gag reflex, but due to your positioning all the puke shoots into your partner's rectum. Your partner is shocked by this, and proceeds to clench their anus, shooting all your puke back into mouth in a burning, muddy, runny mixture. This triggers more puke, and thus the cycle repeats.
"I was giving Maddie a rim job last night, and things went south quick once it turned into a Compton shuttle!"
by ERICISMCLOVIN September 20, 2017
A series of 30-year-old "space transport vehicles" that are falling apart, with numerous problems and bugs, that are somehow still authorized for launch. NASA has no business using these ancient pieces of s**t. It is in their best interest to retire them ASAP, before more people are sacrificed because the Bush Administration's priorities are mixed up.
Challenger, Columbia, what's next? Discovery? Atlantis?
The Space Shuttle Program has costed almost $150 BILLION as of 2005. Think of what that $150 Billion could have been used for?
In my opinion, yes, there is something terribly wrong about this government, and I don't just mean our neanderthal president...
Challenger, Columbia, what's next? Discovery? Atlantis?
The Space Shuttle Program has costed almost $150 BILLION as of 2005. Think of what that $150 Billion could have been used for?
In my opinion, yes, there is something terribly wrong about this government, and I don't just mean our neanderthal president...
by gplpark92 July 31, 2006