2 definitions by Trimp
Colloquial term used to describe one's father.
Derived from the name of actor Gary Oldman, whose surname, "old man", is in and of itself a colloquialism for father. Instead of saying "my old man", it is sufficient to say "my Gary".
Derived from the name of actor Gary Oldman, whose surname, "old man", is in and of itself a colloquialism for father. Instead of saying "my old man", it is sufficient to say "my Gary".
1. "Can't go out tonight, I'm having a drink with my Gary."
2. "What do you want from Gary Christmas this year, Timmy?"
3. "Luke, I am your Gary."
2. "What do you want from Gary Christmas this year, Timmy?"
3. "Luke, I am your Gary."
by Trimp April 10, 2009
An abbreviation for The Robot Inside Mobile Positive. The brilliant, and sometimes annoying, Need Scoring robot.
by Trimp February 27, 2012