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OJ or No-J

Orange Juice or No Juice?
Term used to question whether person is drinking or not drinking an alcoholic beverage.
An individual who is not drinking an alcoholic drink would be on the "OJ" and a person drinking alcohol will be on the "No-J"

Example 1:
Georgina: Hey Dorsa! are you OJ or No-J tonight?
Dorsa: Hey Georgina, im OJ tonight sorry, im driving.

Example 2:
Dorsa: Parsa's driving tonight - IM ON THE NO-J !!!

by PMans June 17, 2013

12πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Triple OJ

A level of anger that rises slightly above beating the family dog for no reason. Symptoms include punching walls, breaking household items, swinging of items like golf clubs and baseball bats, and other ridiculously violent acts. Often brought on by things viewed as unfair, and ending in things viewed as illegal, or jail-time.

After finding out his girlfriend cheated on him with his brother, he went triple oj, which started at smashing plates and windows, and ended with him burning down his brothers house.

by ohhwhatnow23 October 13, 2010


OJ Simpson

See guilty.

He did it.

by Dawg November 28, 2003

2563πŸ‘ 1030πŸ‘Ž


OJ Condom

A small undersized condom designed to not fit over an average erect penis. Bought specifically to impress women or get out of a jury conviction in a sexual assault case.

Frankie may have a small penis, but he fools the ditzes every time with his OJ condom.

by Mystic-X April 9, 2010

9πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


OJ Simpson

A man who is not Jewish.

Adam Sandler: OJ Simpson, not a Jew.
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Adam Sandler: OJ Simpson, still not a Jew.

by HappyFunBallUser July 5, 2009

99πŸ‘ 35πŸ‘Ž


OJ Simpson

The combination of gin and orange juice. That is to say, a killer orange juice.

A: I made you a drink, homie.
B: (sips) Yo, this orange juice right here is killer!
A: That's that OJ Simpson, mayne!

A: We're gettin our swerve on tonight. Shout outs to OJ Simpson (raises beverage with aforementioned mixed drink).

by juan funkee salopian January 18, 2012

21πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


OJ Effect

When large groups of people are exposed to the same exact body of facts but β€œintuitively” feel strongly one way or the other – polarized - based on deeper life-long accruing concerns and prejudices that have significant unconscious bearing on their decision making system (possibly selectively listening/reasoning), but generally unbeknownst to them until it is brought to light by some polarizing event that entirely reasonable people can’t otherwise see eye-to-eye on.

Jesus – I was utterly shocked OJ was deemed innocent by the jury, but every black person I know and love – to a person – felt exactly the opposite of my skinny white ass. Both sides bold-faced convicted to their vision of the obvious truth. Something larger must be going on. 'One million people' (x2) can’t be wrong. The β€œOJ Effect”.

As an American I went to the Japanese War Memorial Museum where me, an Aussie, and a Brit (who never met before) were utterly dumbfounded by the official Japanese vision of the events of WWII, most notably who started the war between Japan and the USA. Only then did I realize my own John Wayne exposure to the war was equally disturbing.

by jpsully May 20, 2011

15πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž