Timothy McVeigh 

Some dude who got pissed off at the government for burning down the house owned by David Koresh on April 19, 1993.

He was so pissed off that on the second aniversery of the Koresh incident (April 19, 1995) he made a bomb out of a truck and used it to blow up the governments fedral building in Oklahoma City.

In the process, he killed 168 people. It was the deadliest act of terrorism in the United States before 9/11.

To top it all off, 19 of the 168 people killed were Toddlers, located in the Day Care portion of the building.

McVeigh was executed in 2001.

Jim: Haha Timothy McVeigh is awesome. He killed toddlers. He's my idol.

Janie: Shut Up! That isn't funny you douchebag!

Timothy McVeigh by Whateveren April 17, 2008

timothy mcveigh 

1. The man who carried out the oklahoma state federal building bombings on April 19,1995 claiming 168 lives.
2. A person who is not that stable and has a huge amount of weapons and explosives and who is racist, very rare but definitely out there.

1. timothy opened our eyes to the fact that not every terrorist is foreign
2. "Man that guy is a total timothy mcveigh better stay away from him"

timothy mcveigh by superninjapenguin February 13, 2007

timothy mcveigh 

Winner of the 1995 North American Fireworks prize for most impressive show of pyrotechnics in a public setting.

Announcer: Annnnndd...Yes...its Timothy McVeigh is the winner of this years trophy. Congrats.

timothy mcveigh by P. Kaltenbach January 16, 2008

Timothy McVeigh Special 

(The) Timothy McVeigh Special is a synonym for mint chocolate chip ice cream named after the eponymous Oklahoma City bomber’s last meal.

Can also be used as a codeword to order a specific quantity of mint chip ice cream at your local Cold Stone Creamery/ice cream parlour (by default, it is two pints as per the original portion size).

Paul: Hey, can I get the Timothy McVeigh special, please?

Cold Stone Creamery cashier: Certainly, we’ll have your order ready at the back of the store.

Timothy McVeigh Special by Daniel Apaché January 23, 2021