An old mainframe phrase from at least the 80s, meaning when things appear automatically like magic. Typically used with netview and JES2 automatic commands.
I put the start of that batch cobol job in JES2 start commands, that job will start automagically every morning at 2:30.
by Joe Iron May 17, 2007

This nickname from at least the 1960's for the intersection of Calumet Ave, Indianapolis Blvd and 114th St in Whiting, Indiana. The reason for the nickname is there are five intersections meeting at that point.
There was another shooting down at the bar by Five Points.
I wrecked the Delta when I spun out and hit the fence down at Five Points.
I wrecked the Delta when I spun out and hit the fence down at Five Points.
by Joe Iron March 16, 2008

A regular automobile such as a Honda Accord or a Toyota Camry. The name refers not to the safety of the car but to the fact that the people driving them don't really live. They are already dead.
by Joe Iron February 16, 2008

A group of quassi-radicals from 70s who roamed Whiting, Indiana and Rush street in Chicago with the two major goals. The decriminalization of Marijuana and the establishment of four day work weeks.
Dude1: Whatever happened to American Youth for a Freer America?
Dude2: Who knows? Maybe they got jobs.
Dude2: Who knows? Maybe they got jobs.
by Joe Iron June 10, 2007

by Joe Iron August 13, 2007

Another supermodel did an Elvis in the bathroom.
Crazy Bob did too many ludes, lucky I walked in on him or he would have done an Elvis in the bathroom.
Crazy Bob did too many ludes, lucky I walked in on him or he would have done an Elvis in the bathroom.
by Joe Iron January 21, 2008

A nick name used by most residents of Lake County, Indiana and the East-side of Chicago for 119th street in Whiting, IN. Once a major cruising destination, its now fallen on hard times. No longer do truckloads of teenagers sit in their vechiles all night long.
by Joe Iron June 06, 2007
