Spaceage
Spaceage (adjective) is a retro-sounding term for awesome or, occasionally, trippy. Originated by a group on facebook.
Spaceage by Vhurka, creator of spaceage April 21, 2009
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space age hustlin
new hustle, bootlegger, dvd bootlegger, technology bootlegger, new method of hustling, new product to hustle
Dude #1: " I sold 1,000 copies of that new Denzel movie joint flicc"
Dude #2: "1,000 copies of dvd's, at $10 a pop? dude you space age hustlin!"
Dude #2: "1,000 copies of dvd's, at $10 a pop? dude you space age hustlin!"
space age hustlin by ricc rowland May 20, 2008
a space age pimp
anybody who is younger then an old pimp and does the pimp game his own way like putting gucci on air force one ride with sprewels on his tires pull anytype of female my freinds thats a space age pimp
this guy named james perry is a space age pimp good example right there hes a balla gurls look him up
a space age pimp by Jimmy Jones April 23, 2003
Space age
Loose in the nether regions
spacepage
1. Spacepage is the correct term to use when refering to any myspace.com page. Can also be used to describe pages on similar web products like Facebook, etc.
2. Anything that seems appropriate for myspace or similar products.
2. Anything that seems appropriate for myspace or similar products.
"I wrote about graduation night on my Facebook spacepage."
Jim - "Check out this picture of my vacation"
Bill - "Dude, that is so SPACEPAGE"
Jim - "Check out this picture of my vacation"
Bill - "Dude, that is so SPACEPAGE"
spacepage by Greg Wells June 26, 2008
SpaceAce
That SpaceAce is a real SpaceAce
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