A polite way to tell someone, "Go fuck yourself!" It's the kind of phrase that even if you've never heard it before, when said at the right time with the right attitude, everyone in the room knows exactly what it means.
TOM: How 'bout you let me borrow 20 bucks?
DICK: How 'bout you go sit and spin!
HARRY: That shit was funny.
Example #2: Today on television I heard Rosie O'Donnell tell Donald Trump to sit and spin. I almost pissed my pants.
DICK: How 'bout you go sit and spin!
HARRY: That shit was funny.
Example #2: Today on television I heard Rosie O'Donnell tell Donald Trump to sit and spin. I almost pissed my pants.
by HuskyMiller December 21, 2006
EXAMPLE:
Cat #1: Did you get everything?
Cat #2: Yeah, I got two cases of Heinekin, six bottles of wine and four liters of tequila. We 'bout to get vooshed!
EXAMPLE 2:
Dude, I was so vooshed when I left the party last night I woke-up this afternoon with vomit in my coat pocket.
Cat #1: Did you get everything?
Cat #2: Yeah, I got two cases of Heinekin, six bottles of wine and four liters of tequila. We 'bout to get vooshed!
EXAMPLE 2:
Dude, I was so vooshed when I left the party last night I woke-up this afternoon with vomit in my coat pocket.
by HuskyMiller April 06, 2008
A person that posts racist comments on the internet. Includes any individual or entity that disseminates, reinforces or perpetuates messages of racial hate via the web. A phenomenon known as e-racism.
I can always count on the e-racists to come out of the wood work and post fucked-up comments on the web every time a black person is voted off a reality show.
Example #2: I was not at all surprised by all the e-racists that posted comments on Youtube agreeing with Michael Richards rant.
Example #2: I was not at all surprised by all the e-racists that posted comments on Youtube agreeing with Michael Richards rant.
by HuskyMiller January 11, 2007
A metaphor that identifies the exact moment a TV show has reached its creative peak. Or to put it bluntly, it’s the beginning of the end of a once great show. The moment in which it becomes clear the writers are out of good ideas and the show has begun its decent downhill. It’s usually some ridiculous stunt, story line, major character change, or huge fundamental shift in the premise of the show that is viewed as nothing more than a desperate attempt to raise viewership and declining ratings. The phrase refers to an episode of the popular 1970’s sitcom Happy Days, in which one of the main characters is water skiing (while wearing his trademark leather motorcycle jacket mind you), and literally jumps over a shark.
As far as I’m concerned, America’s Next Top Model jumped the shark when Tyra chose that air-headed idiot Nicole as the winner, instead the much more talented and deserving Nik.
by HuskyMiller December 17, 2006
The activity of posting racist comments on the internet. Includes any and all activity that disseminates, reinforces, promotes or perpetuates racial hate via the web. Written by an e-racist, these hate-filled rants are typically found on message boards and public comment sections throughout cyberspace.
If you read the public comments at Youtube for the Micheal Richards video, you'll agree that the level of e-racism displayed there is quite shocking.
Example #2: Every time a black person is voted off American Idol, the public message board for the show over-flows with e-racism.
Example #2: Every time a black person is voted off American Idol, the public message board for the show over-flows with e-racism.
by HuskyMiller January 11, 2007
A person that posts racist comments on the internet. Includes any individual or entity that disseminates, reinforces or perpetuates messages of racial hate via the web. Also see e-racist and e-racism.
I can always count on the e-bigots to come out of the wood work and post fucked-up racist comments on the web every time a black person is voted off a reality show.
Example #2: I was not at all surprised by all the e-bigots that posted comments on Youtube agreeing with Michael Richards rant.
Example #2: I was not at all surprised by all the e-bigots that posted comments on Youtube agreeing with Michael Richards rant.
by HuskyMiller January 11, 2007
Take the premise of the movie Ground Hog Day and combine it with the action of FOX's 24 and there you have it! The Best damn idea for a new show ABC has had since Lost. Day Break is a season long TV serial that tells the story of a cop who has been framed for murder and must solve the case while reliving the same day over and over again. (Obvious rip-off of the movie Ground Hog Day, but a great idea none the less). Stars Taye Diggs (a Negro in the lead role -- who'd of thunk it!), and some hot babe named Moon Bloodgood as his girlfriend, that he gets to bang over, and over, and over again. Which is about the only good thing that happens to him during his never-ending day.
by HuskyMiller December 21, 2006