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hooligeezer 

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A hooligeezer* is a wise, crusty, sincere, generally cantankerous, sometimes badly-behaved man or woman over the age of 50 who loves to drink adult beverages, ride off road, and blow up things. A hooligeezer loves to camp in remote locations and will gather with like minded folks who have similar proclivities. Hooligeezers will never camp or associate with blue hairs.
A hooligan can be associated with youthful indiscretions while a hooligeezer has lived long enough to have matured into a minimally decorous, salty, seasoned hooligan.
hooligeezer by 56Nomad December 12, 2009
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hooligeezer 

A hooliegeezer is a wise, crusty, sincere, generally cantankerous, sometimes badly-behaved man or woman over the age of 50 who loves to drink adult beverages, ride off road, and blow up things. A hooligeezer loves to camp in remote locations and will gather with like minded folks who have similar proclivities. Hooligeezers will never camp or associate with blue hairs.
A hooligan can be associated with youthful indiscretions while a hooligeezer has lived long enough to have matured into a minimally decorous, salty, seasoned hooligan.
hooligeezer by 56Nomad December 9, 2009
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