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An outdoor fight, that is the result of a heated argument.
There was a serious street hassle last night between two men at the bar over a girl they were both attracted to.
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People who do not care about education and think a GED and working at Taco Bell is just fine. They typically do not wear current trends (often hoop earrings, flat to your head pony tails, K-mart camisoles for regular shirts, stupid over sized shoes, belly showing etc). They have babies at 15 and feed off the government. They get mad when people don't cater to their needs and often get in cat fights about their baby daddies.
Did you hear about Sandy? She's having her third kid. Common street trash.
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Annual event held the last weekend before final exams in Oswego, New York. College students at SUNY Oswego dress in white t-shirts and are armed with sharpie markers as they visit each of the many bars on Bridge Street. The object is have a beer and sign some shirts before moving on to the next bar and to make it all the way up Bridge Street before passing out. Everyone gets drunk and has a crazy time, only the strong complete the entire run.
"How far did you get on the Bridge Street Run?"
"Oh man, I didn't make it past Old City before passing out."
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A double LP released by the Rolling Stones in 1972. Often considered to be the band's best effort, it combined rhythm and blues with rock & roll and blues rock and is one of the most critically acclaimed albums of the 20th century. It should also be noted that the album was strengthened by the lead guitar work of ex Bluesbreaker guitarist Mick Taylor.
Track Listing:
(All tracks were written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards except where noted)
1. "Rocks Off" 4:31
2. "Rip This Joint" 2:22
3. "Shake Your Hips" (Slim Harpo) 2:59
4. "Casino Boogie" 3:33
5. "Tumbling Dice" 3:45
Side two
No. Title Length
6. "Sweet Virginia" 4:27
7. "Torn and Frayed" 4:17
8. "Sweet Black Angel" 2:54
9. "Loving Cup" 4:25
Side three
No. Title Length
10. "Happy" 3:04
11. "Turd on the Run" 2:36
12. "Ventilator Blues" (Jagger/Richards/Mick Taylor) 3:24
13. "I Just Want to See His Face" 2:52
14. "Let It Loose" 5:16
Side four
No. Title Length
15. "All Down the Line" 3:49
16. "Stop Breaking Down" (Robert Johnson) 4:34
17. "Shine a Light" 4:14
18. "Soul Survivor"
Exile on Main Street is often compared to the White Album by the the Beatles.
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Santa Clause lives at the north pole, but Ganja Clause lives at 420 Chronic Street
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Located in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia, this is not just a food outlet, it's an institution.
With its immaculate facade -not to mention fully sik carpark- at the intersection welcoming youse all to Wogville, Habibi Kebabs was always going to run a poor second.
From 10pm onwards (earlier if it's a school night) zooped up Skoiloine's and fully sik VL Turbos congregate at Bell Street Maccas to practise the skillful technique that is the casual droppage of empty Maccas wrappers onto the bitumen.
When Maccas' exterior speakers begin pelting out "Love Me Tender" it signals the commencement of Bell Street Maccas's "Exhaustoff" and "Burnouts" inwhich participants rev their engines, swing figure 8s and generally do anything which will earn them an RACV black ban for life.
Innocent bystanders unaware of the laws pertaining to conduct at Bell Street Maccas are rarely seen again. Either the Maccas muzzas convert them, or they disappear in a cloud of (burning rubber) smoke.
"OMG - youse are fully sikkk!! We were cruisin past Bell Street Maccas last night afta Zos an bro, you tore tha shiiiit outta that engine re!"
"Dun eat the whole thing re, you already ate enough galaktabouriko to feed all the muzzas down at Bell Street Maccas on a Saturday night."
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a hoe, when she hoe around way too much
Timmy- “See her snapscore? Over 1 million, so she belongs to the streets”
Bob- “Fr tho!”
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