Rural Dictionary

Ten Ticket Thrill

A badass band. Hot men play guitar, bass, and drums. They can sing their ass' off, oh, and their girlfriends are hot as well! Influenced by Rancid, Lars and the Bastards, Bouncing souls, Roger Miret and The Disasters, The Ramones, The Dropkick Murpheys, Misfits, etc. Listen or die, bitch.

That Ten Ticket Thrill is fuckin amazing. They're legit. So fuck off.

by Kendallijahkah March 7, 2010

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ten pint challenge

A ten pint challenge would be a person that you are instructed by your companions to woo on finishing your tenth pint of an evening (be that of beer, cider, wine, absinthe, etc. the important part is that it contains alcohol).

Such a person would usually be assumed to be quite a minger as it is understood you were 10 pints down and thus bear little responsibility for your actions.

Attempting to successfully charm the pants of someone after 10 swift pints is quite a challenge - although in addition your response to the command is indicative of your inebriation.

a). - You see that girl over there with three chins & a squiffy eye?
- Shhh dusnnnn't luk ssooo bad......
- Ten pint challenge mate.
- S'on.

b). - You see that girl over there with three chins & a squiffy eye?
- The utter ming-mong with the gammy leg?!?
- Ten pint challenge mate.
- Piss off you nonce!
- Another pint of ale here please barkeep!

by EvilTechne July 17, 2006

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Ten Inch Titan

The name of a form of punishing tool infrequently used on suspecting women.

I heard the Ten Inch Titan left it's mark on her.

by TheBoppingTroll June 1, 2009

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Ten Miles Square

A colloquialism referring to the city of Washington, D.C, and its role as the capital of the United States of America. The phrase is derived from Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution for the United States of America, which reads that Congress may force one or more states to cede a territory that is not larger than ten miles square (i.e. 100 square miles).

Modern-day Washington, D.C. city is less than 100 square miles because the part of the square that was taken from Virginia was returned. The appearance of D.C. itself plus Arlington County, Virginia suggests the original 100 square mile city with territory ceded by both Maryland and Virginia.

Meanwhile, back at Ten Miles Square, Federal politicians were proposing a different approach than one advocated by the Governors of many states.

by F. Landers Koelfantez August 6, 2007

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