16 definitions by MisterPoops
by MisterPoops January 20, 2009
similar to a wingman, but not exactly the same. A wingman suggests that your job is to distract the friend of a girl while your friend goes in for the poops. When being a sidepoops, you job can be that, or you can just be coming along for some easy poops in a pre-set double dating scenario.
by MisterPoops January 20, 2009
A response for when a person is really into whatever they’re talking about. They don’t need to be getting super excited about it, but in their head they need to calm down with whatever it is.
Cory: Dude have you seen the new episode of Entourage? Its so funny. The characters all get laid at once.
Niel: Calm Down, You’re going nuts
Niel: Calm Down, You’re going nuts
by MisterPoops January 25, 2009
The effort level you would give to poops a certain girl. Judged on a scale from 1-10, this is the most varying answer depending on the guy you ask. Other poops ratings are generally agreed upon by most guys.
by MisterPoops January 25, 2009
When a person is getting super excited. Sometimes calm down and relacks are interchangeable, but someone can just be getting really angry over nothing and need to relacks.
Mary: WHY WERE YOU WITH ASHLEY AT CHILI'S ON FRIDAY NIGHT?
John: Relacks, I was just comforting her because her dog died.
John: Relacks, I was just comforting her because her dog died.
by MisterPoops January 25, 2009
pronounced touché) A response to any powerful statement. The statement can be a good answer to a question, a good comeback in a little insight fight, or something that you were just corrected on. is much more useable in conversation then the commonly known touché.
by MisterPoops January 25, 2009
A word with a meaning very similar to "please" with some slightly further uses. For example, "I'm gonna tell you this story tomorrow for suspense plox." In this case, plox is being used similarly to please, but nothing is being asked. Plox is a useful word because it sounds much more manly than please when said in conversation.
"I'm gonna tell you this story tomorrow for suspense plox." In this case, plox is being used similarly to please, but nothing is being asked.
by MisterPoops January 25, 2009