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safe sux

noun (verb)
To smuggle your own water bottle into some place where you are only allowed to buy it in prepackaged containers at exorbitant prices. This helps to avoid sickness due to unwillingness to pay high prices and trying to tough it out.

I always have (do) safe sux at the stadium.

by Chris0101 October 26, 2007

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statist

A new word in the healthcare debates that means to "make the insurance companies insure".

"I am glad Obamacare was approved by the Supreme Court."

"Oh, you are a STATIST".

by Chris0101 July 14, 2012

39๐Ÿ‘ 130๐Ÿ‘Ž


lid

noun (person)
Careless (amateur, ham) radio operator.

That lid splattered all over the band.

by Chris0101 October 26, 2007

90๐Ÿ‘ 145๐Ÿ‘Ž


untie

Dyslexic spelling of unite.

Seen on some bumper stickers in west central Flevoland:
Dyslexics Untie!

by Chris0101 November 23, 2007

42๐Ÿ‘ 11๐Ÿ‘Ž


drop dead message

A useless (toy) computer message with no remedial action suggested.
The general meaning is that this is the end of the line and you made the wrong choice in the beginning. Also, a message with remedial action suggested that could have been automated.

I just got a drop dead message that says "UNABLE TO OPEN FILE" as in wouldn't it be nice if the genius programmer would tell us more specifically what the problem is and what we might do about it. If the message says "You must dial a 1 before this number", one wonders why the system couldn't just make life a bit easier.

by Chris0101 February 24, 2008

15๐Ÿ‘ 3๐Ÿ‘Ž


treetopping

Removing the top position of an organization. Costs associated with CEO's usually do not go down when revenue falls. Also, they are comparable to running an entire division. Measurable contribution is difficult to ascertain but the funds freed up are substantial with very little human suffering.

The stockholders were revolting and treetopping the organizations.

by Chris0101 April 29, 2008

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