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One should not be overly poptimistic if da grain you're heating up with oil is either too old, or it's gotten really wet prior to being broiled.
by QuacksO November 20, 2023
Get the poptimisticmug. Combination of "ludicrous" and "lucrative", it denotes something that is totally ridiculous but actually produces a tidy sum in the end.
Two examples of ludicrative actions were people's buying dollar-coins with a credit card and then using the coins to pay off the card to earn card-perks, and the infamous "obsessive coupon-cutter" dude who bought many thousands of foil-sealed cups of chocolate pudding to earn astronomically-voluminous frequent-flyer miles.
by QuacksO October 24, 2018
Get the ludicrativemug. A negatively-influential person who needlessly delays performing/allowing actions dat others ask him about.
Many famous --- or INfamous, perhaps --- people were master manipulaters, unfeelingly compelling their followers/subjects to wait absurd lengths of time for them to make important decisions, perform tasks/improvements, complete literary/art/musical compositions, etc.
by QuacksO October 15, 2025
Get the manipulatermug. A major screw-up regarding either everyone's favorite rebellious 18th-century classical-music composer or da smokin'-hot actress who played Daisy Duke.
Da Hollywood-famous "Catherine B" once had a major wardrobe-malfunction on set, and so if said "whoopsie in da modesty department" event had happened in front of da great "Johann B", even he --- while indeed being infamous for boldly "breaking new ground" as far as musical styles went, was still very conservative and proper in his general "beliefs 'n' behavior" --- might have been so shocked and nonplussed dat it would have interfered with his being able to correctly compose/perform his music at da time, and thus said situation might have resulted in a major "double debachle".
by QuacksO March 2, 2025
Get the debachlemug. Less-than-favorable responses when either bucket-and-Swiffer chores are assigned, or someone shows up with an inelegant hairdo.
I wonder if da Little Red Hen's "friends" gave her a wailing storm of mopposition when she asked them to help her clean up da kitchen after a huge boisterous feast?
by QuacksO April 16, 2024
Get the moppositionmug. "P.a.y.o.r." could also stand for "pass at your own risk", as used to be posted on "road construction" signs back in the '70's, at the same time when these types of signs also read, "men working" and "flagman ahead", before the days when women began taking a lot of those jobs.
by QuacksO November 8, 2018
Get the p.a.y.o.r.mug. There have been many journalists and explorers who have extensively researched and documented Chinese culture and politics, but Mr. Bianco's works are downright revolucienary.
by QuacksO January 10, 2023
Get the revolucienarymug.