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short for the electronic music group "Crystal Method".
Known for songs such as "(Can't You) Trip like I do?", "Comin' Back", "Busy Child", and "Name of the Game"
I downloaded "Tweekend", the newest CD from The Crystal Meth, this weekend. It ain't too bad.
group of musicians from the UK who recorded "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in the mid 80s.
If you have no idea what song this is, trust me on this one; you will hear it over and over and over and over and over....
I was walking through Walmart and I heard that fucking Band Aid song for the 26th time today....and Christmas is a month away. For fucks sake, I hope that song will go away soon.
term also used by 419 scambaiters to describe their pets.
I've been going back and forth with this mugu for about three weeks, and I'm hoping to score a trophy pic of him.
1. brand name of sunglasses
2. The act of dropping your balls across your partners eyes. (also see teabag)
1. I just dropped a hundy on a new pair of ray-bans, since someone broke into my car and deeboed my old pair.
2. We had this party at the crib, and some nasty skank passed out in my bed. Because she did, I had to drop the ray-bans on her.
the official mode of transportation of mullets around the world.
See also "camaro cut".
You should have seen this hick riding past my house. He had this primered-out 82 Camaro with T-tops, and his mullet was flapping out the top.
geek-speak for "fucks"
I had to deal with these two mindless fucks at work today.
A cliche, popular within the circles of coaches, business execs, and those of us who just want to say "It's happened. 'I'm going to forget about it. I'm going to move on. There is nothing that can be done about it."
Voted by USA Today as the #1 cliche of 2004
"We showed up and gave 100%, and it is what it is."— NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson, after finishing second in the Nextel Cup championship. (AP, Nov. 22)
"Never in a million years did I think we would be 1-5 at this juncture, but it is what it is."— Mike Minter, safety for the NFL's Carolina Panthers, on his team's start this season. (AP, Oct. 24)
Is this a better game than before? That's what a lot of people are asking. Perhaps the more precise question should be: Is this what hockey is going to evolve into? And if so, will the fans, the players, the coaches, and the general managers embrace it as NHL hockey?
"It is what it is," said Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock. "It's a new game." (AP, Oct. 23)