Skizzleman
Skizzleman by AFurryDude :3 March 8, 2022
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Shizzlemania
When you have a really bad case of diarrhoea.
Can also be used when bad and crazy things occur.
Also commonly used as a curse/exclamation.
Can also be used when bad and crazy things occur.
Also commonly used as a curse/exclamation.
Shizzlemania by Freakosaurus February 3, 2010
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shizzlemynizzle by Anonymous July 25, 2003
sizzlean
This was originally a "bacon replacement" aka fake bacon. As such, it's also a term for security guards aka fake police aka rent-a-cops. It was originally used to describe the Las Colinas, TX security patrol. At the time, they were trying to un-annex themselves from the city of Irving.
Part of that initiative involved hiring police officers to "patrol". Since they weren't really a city yet, they couldn't really have a police force, so they had a security patrol. Since they really didn't have any authority, they tried to be "hard asses" and run off anyone they considered "undesirable". They patrolled most public places - shopping centers, parks, etc.
The "undesirables" included anyone under the age of 35, any pedestrian, anyone not wearing expensive clothing or anyone not driving a Cadillac or equivalent. God forbid you have a skate board or a bicycle.
Part of that initiative involved hiring police officers to "patrol". Since they weren't really a city yet, they couldn't really have a police force, so they had a security patrol. Since they really didn't have any authority, they tried to be "hard asses" and run off anyone they considered "undesirable". They patrolled most public places - shopping centers, parks, etc.
The "undesirables" included anyone under the age of 35, any pedestrian, anyone not wearing expensive clothing or anyone not driving a Cadillac or equivalent. God forbid you have a skate board or a bicycle.
sizzlean by RecentCoin May 14, 2008
sizzlean
(n) (used in Florida, possibly elsewhere in the US). Police officers who patrol on bicycles. So-called because they are presumably in better shape than their car-cruising brethren.
"Hide the piece, man, sizzlean's comin' down the street."
"It's hard to take sizzlean seriously when they're wearing those shorts."
"It's hard to take sizzlean seriously when they're wearing those shorts."
sizzlean by piratehead February 6, 2007
sizzlean
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