MainFrame's definitions

chippen

adj. 1. Of men: someone who is perceive to be skimping or shriking on a duty to another person.

(derivation: a prisoner who chips away at the wall-paint, rather than engaging cellmates in coverstation/play etc... to help pass the time)

"I'm gonna wreck that chippen-ass MotherF'er, if he dosen't stop moping!"

by mainframe October 31, 2003

skiv

1. A make-shift knife or cutting-edge fashioned from materials available to prisoners.

"That MotherF'er had palmed a SKIV."

by mainframe October 31, 2003

crippler

a toke, or hit, or marajuana which leaves the inhalant temporarily totally incapacitated. Usually coming on the immediate heels of prior consumption.

"Dude, we'd head now, but Aaron just blew a CRIPPLER."

by mainframe October 31, 2003

Slammin

1. adj. Something which is very good.
2. vt. to inject a drug intravenously

1. "Dude, this Lobster Bisque is SLAMMIN"
2. "SLAMMIN dope is not what it used to be."

by mainframe October 31, 2003

shred

vi.

1. music: to play distorted electric lead guitar in a manner which is at once so extremely cogent and rapid that listener experiences the sensation that the production of the sound should be impossible or nearly impossible.

2. surfing: performing a series of cutbacks requiring seemingly impossible adeptness.

3. going every-which-way at once

Garcia was SHREDING so hard in the middle of Shakedown, i thought my head would explode.

compare: ripping

by mainframe October 31, 2003

fly

the act of completeing a short errand which serves a group purpose by means of mechanical locomotion such as an automobile, motorcycle, or even bicycle, but ironically, not any form of aircraft.

"I'll buy if you FLY."
(i'll buy us (both) pizza, if you retrieve it (resonably quickly)(for us).

by mainframe October 31, 2003

jacked up

1. not working properly or as intended.
2. having used a large quantity of speed, cocaine, or other amphetamine.
3. cut or lacerated by means of a make-shift knife or blade. see SKIV
4. In generally poor or injured condition.

sense "1": "This is so JACKED UP! She said she'd be here at eight!"
sense "4": "I want to play, but my shoulder's still JACKED UP from last weekend.

by mainframe October 31, 2003