Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN's definitions

Would you like a game?

Used to inquire about whether one would agree to accept a duel via Xbox. Usually Madden 04' or NBA 2K4. Coined by Dawood Dagna (Babson 05'). Not to be confused with kick ass rapper THE GAME.

FacetedIntellect: Would you like a game?TDanza924: Fuck off, I am going to bed. There will be no game.

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN March 27, 2005

stupid bitch

A girl who is both a bitch and stupid. Can also include an adjective in between both words.

Vito: I am meeting up with that stupid greek bitch.

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

The Rockaway

Summer of 2004 hit song including Little Jon. Discovered many months later by lepers.

While pumping the song in his car radio, the leper asked todd "What it is the name of this song. I think it is called The Rockaway

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

mad brews

Usually a 30 rack +. Tends to be either Keystone Light, Natty Light or any other cheap generic beer.

Fuckin Rich pounded mad brews at the pub.

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

HOWCOME

Another phrased coined by David Alan Weinshel (Wheeler 02' BU 06'). Simplifies the stress of saying how and come separately. Also eliminates the need to hit hte spacebar when typing.

Dave: yo, u hungry?
Todd: no, u?
Dave: howcome?

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN February 28, 2005

the woods

Shortened name for Foxwoods Resort and Casino located in Ledyard, CT. Great place to go when there aint shit to do.

Todd: Yo let's go catch some tail
Dave: Fuck that, lets go to the woods!

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN April 4, 2005

worcester

A fucking dump located in Massachussetts. Referred to by man as WOOSTA. Made famous by Adam Sandler in his hit skit "Toll Booth Willy." Ranked #1 in the top ten most undesirable places to live in the United States.

Sausage 1: Yo let's go to the bean down and drink mad brews.
Sausage 2: Fuck that. Lets go to Callahans in WOOSTA and drink some DOLLAH beers.

by Steven Muntner *see RAT-MAN March 3, 2005