Resting Prison Face is the phenomena of someone making a particularly menacing or unapproachable face when outside, at all times. Also see resting bitch face for a similar effect.
Friend: "What's with your face bro are you angry or something"
Friend 2: "that's just my RPF (resting prison face)"
Friend: "oh, RPF bro, I get it
A slang term for Toilet. Often used when talking about making or mixing alcoholic drinks in a toilet.
“Hey I made a Prison Pitcher of Punch!”
When you arrive in prison and beat down the biggest prisoner in your cell block so everyone will know you're not easy pickings. Occasionally known as a "PHD".
"Paul wasn't looking to be anyone's bitch while he did a stretch at Riker's, so he gave the alpha a prison-howdy-do and got through his sentence with no trouble from the other prisoners."
The philosophy that if you don’t fight, people will just keep fucking with you; An environment, such as a school or work place, where there is little to no supervision, rules aren’t regularly enforced, and/or the only way you get people to leave you alone is by standing up for yourself.
Around here, it’s prison rules.
When you have leftover chicken at KFC and the grease sticks the chicken to the bucket
Scott "This chicken is disgusting its covered in prison grease."
A pun used to describe the lengthy nature of a game of the popular board game, "Settlers of Catan".
"Please don't make us play another round of "Prisoners of Catan"! It takes so long to play!"
In small press publishing that's code:
No erotic content, but other than that NO HOLDS BARRED
The Ethereal Gazette was noted for it's STRICT house rules rivaling the mentality of the Duggar household but aspects that differ as he defined to another who was doing anthologies, another editor knew the rules he coined -- other publishing imprints know this as Prison City Rules. No erotic content but no holds barred. Rule out sexual content but time the swearing, go for subject matter that's ideologically sensitive and able to address social issues when pulling this off. The Issue Five roster embodied the Prison City Rules approach.