since : don't kick me , i don't like that
by Anonymous April 09, 2003
Using the word 'since' to link unrelated events and thus imply causality eg 'there have been thirty earthquakes in Peru since Bush was elected' implies the reason for the earthquakes is Bush being in power. This tactic is commonly used by broadcasters, like the BBC, to get past allegations of bias.
The BBC is sincing Obama by suggesting there have been 23,000 murders since he annouced he was running for President.
by rsloch January 31, 2007
"I haven't been to Applebees since 'nam."
"Dude, take that jacket off. No one's worn that style since 'nam."
"Dude, take that jacket off. No one's worn that style since 'nam."
by kamikazeeeeeeeeeee April 10, 2009
by 10^3 January 26, 2020
by widebased March 21, 2014
Referencing the beginning of a particular event or happening, esp. if the day cannot be remembered/was never specified.
by SansPeur17 July 01, 2011
A phrase used to describe an event/ occurrence in one's life that hasn't happened in a long time. Typically used when referring to family outings or sporting events.
Joe: "Hey John, want to go golfing today?"
John: "Sure, but I haven't hit the course Since 'Nam!"
Joe: "We have to celebrate Grandma Jane's birthday today."
John: "Dude we haven't celebrated Grandma Jane's birthday since 'Nam!"
John: "Sure, but I haven't hit the course Since 'Nam!"
Joe: "We have to celebrate Grandma Jane's birthday today."
John: "Dude we haven't celebrated Grandma Jane's birthday since 'Nam!"
by mdale June 29, 2013