Dune

A grime-caked, foul smelling vagrant and/or panhandler, who has the appearance of living in a post-apocalyptic, war-torn habitat (ie—like a character from the movie, “Dune.”)

Keep your distance from that annoying Dune who lives behind the dumpsters in Chinatown! There are fleas jumping out of his nappy and filthy Dune-dreadlocks!

600 Club

This refers to the sudden waves of riff-raff which have been swarming resort towns with their stimulus money. Las Vegas is a perfect example to witness the 600 Club festivities. 9 times out of 10, you should expect 600 Club members to be black. All other members are trashy, country hicks.

Brand new 600 Club members, D’Andre & Roshanda, are cashing their stimulus checks so they can stay at Caesars Palace for $35 a night, smoke lots of weed, and just raise hell in Las Vegas for a week!

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600 Club

This refers to the sudden waves of riff-raff which have been swarming resort towns with their stimulus money. Las Vegas is a perfect example to witness the 600 Club festivities. 9 times out of 10, you should expect 600 Club members to be black. All other members are trashy, country hicks.

Brand new 600 Club members, D’Andre & Roshanda, are cashing their stimulus checks so they can stay at Caesars Palace for $35 a night, smoke lots of weed, and just raise hell in Las Vegas for a week!

Blowtar

Slang term for a bizarre musical instrument known as the melodica. Sometimes called a “face-piano.” The device is small and handheld. It consists of a compact piano keyboard, with a mouthpiece on the end closest to the user. When blown into, it produces an awkward tone; best described as a “nerdy, yet, musically playable squeal.” The blowtar owes its name to the fact that it’s blown into, and that it’s equally as weird as the keytar (a keyboard/guitar combo.)

After I saw Donald Fagan and some random guy in Cyndi Lauper’s band playing a freaked-out, mutant instrument called a blowtar, I went to Guitar Center and asked if they could special order one for me. The guy looked at me like I had two heads, and said, “Yeah…no.”