3 definitions by Henry Gibson
A young Keanu Reeves made his stage debut starring as Oliver!'s titular character.
The above is no fact. It is merely written out for example's sake.
The above is no fact. It is merely written out for example's sake.
by Henry Gibson October 28, 2005
n.
1. The chess pieces found along the first and eighth ranks prior to the game's opening moves (i.e., any piece not a pawn).
2. Any thing or grouping of things carrying the symbolic weight of the aforementioned chess pieces (be it by virtue of merit, nobility or general dominance).
3. Any genuine or suspected machination being contemplated behind the façade of a collected deportment.
4. The "essential" combination of vitamins an minerals Campbell's V8® juices, soups, chilis and entrées profess to provide to all those who consume them.
1. The chess pieces found along the first and eighth ranks prior to the game's opening moves (i.e., any piece not a pawn).
2. Any thing or grouping of things carrying the symbolic weight of the aforementioned chess pieces (be it by virtue of merit, nobility or general dominance).
3. Any genuine or suspected machination being contemplated behind the façade of a collected deportment.
4. The "essential" combination of vitamins an minerals Campbell's V8® juices, soups, chilis and entrées profess to provide to all those who consume them.
Can I expect you to put your Power Eight into play soon?
Something tells me you're holding back your Power Eight.
You look malnourished. Have you been getting your Power Eight?
Something tells me you're holding back your Power Eight.
You look malnourished. Have you been getting your Power Eight?
by Henry Gibson October 17, 2006
Just another in a long line of ways for a cheerless Jack to say the following:
"My life has not proceeded in such a way as to give me cause to say my life has proceeded to my liking's way. Rags. Rags and Pud Muffins."
"My life has not proceeded in such a way as to give me cause to say my life has proceeded to my liking's way. Rags. Rags and Pud Muffins."
"Yo, Gorshinsky, your wife's making a big show of twisting whole cucumbers into her nostrils for smack money down on Grand! And she's wearing those antique lamp shades on her thighs, again!"
"What the HeyHey?"
"What the HeyHey?"
by Henry Gibson May 12, 2005