26 definitions by Jack324
"Whoa, check out that car crash! Well, maybe you shouldn't, since you're driving."
"No, I can see it out of my periphs."
"No, I can see it out of my periphs."
by Jack324 October 26, 2007
"As is, we're already struggling to make ends meet. If you lose you're job, we'll be doomed"
"I'm fine with the festival line-up as is, any more bands will just be icing on the cake"
"I'm fine with the festival line-up as is, any more bands will just be icing on the cake"
by Jack324 May 23, 2008
Abbreviation for King's Cross, Sydney, which is a red light district near Sydney's downtown area. While it is known for its strip clubs, streetwalkers and brothels, it is also home to many popular bars and nightclubs. The major landmark of King's Cross is a large, iconic neon Coca Cola sign that overlooks William St.
Walking through the Cross at night, most people are either completely fubared, or they're making transactions involving sex, drugs or kebabs.
Walking through the Cross at night, most people are either completely fubared, or they're making transactions involving sex, drugs or kebabs.
"I was wandering through the X at 3AM last Friday, munted off my face, when some guy kept pestering me to go into his strip club. After I'd told him I wasn't interested for the 17th time, he asked if I wanted a kebab instead"
by Jack324 May 14, 2009
A variation of shucks. Used to express mild to moderate disappointment, but with a cute twist on it.
"Hey, Alexandra, I'm sorry but I can't come to your birthday party on Saturday."
"Really? Aww, shuckleberries."
"Really? Aww, shuckleberries."
by Jack324 January 14, 2009
magic brownies. Gets its name from the T9 texting function. I tried texting my friend to tell him I had made some, but it came up as crownids.
by Jack324 May 23, 2007
Slang for New Hampshire.
by Jack324 January 17, 2009
by Jack324 March 19, 2008