Doctor Livingstone's definitions

bare naked ladies

Wicked, cool band from Canada

Great simple lyrics and catchy tunes and beats.

The band members are down to earth - great representatives of the Canadian way.

The Bare Nake Ladies sing "If I had a million dollars".

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

tabernac

Tabernac is one of the worst curse words you can use in French Canada. French Canada has a strong tradition of Roman Catholicism and this sacriligious word takes the word "tabernacle" in vain.

"tabernac' de fou", "c't'une tabernac d'affaire, là"

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

geocoin

Geocoins are custom minted and individually numbered coins that are designed to provide geocachers with a collectable, tradable and trackable cache items that are unique to geocaching worldwide, but with a Canadian flair.

Hey, I found a geocoin in this geocache today.

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

arm weary

- limp, can bearly lift arms
- Mostly used in association with baseball pitchers but has also been used in reference to comedy routines.

The anglers were a bit arm weary, however, it was a good feeling after they saw the size of the fish and knew they had won the battle.

by Doctor Livingstone May 17, 2005

pops and buzzers

Used by Phil Hartman on Saturday Night Live as he played The Chairman of the Board

Means incomprehensible, "a bunch of garbage", don't get it.

What he said, it's all pops and buzzers to me.

by Doctor Livingstone May 17, 2005

stardate

- universal dating scheme used in the popular Star Trek series'

Captains Log, Stardate 47410.2

by Doctor Livingstone May 17, 2005

slacks

- the dated word your mother-in-law would use instead of "pants"

He has a lovely pair of slacks on.

(yeeeesh!)

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005