Showing posts with label slang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slang. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Chug and Thug II

A quick Google search for "chug and thug" yielded this video, posted on YouTube:

Chug and Thug

This isn't exactly what we had in mind when we coined the phrase, but could this new slang be catching on?

See also:
Chug and Thug
April, the Month of the Cold Shower: Day 12 (Cold Shower Beer)

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Tunneling It

"Tunneling it" is when you wake up in the morning and there is an unexpected blanket of snow on your car, so you brush off a section in front of the driver's seat, or clear a little tunnel, and drive that way to work.

This is dangerous and should never be done!

Example: "After that big storm, I was stopped at a red light and saw an old Buick roll past me.  The guy was tunneling it."

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Bring Back Fujack!

Back in the late 90s, we didn't take things.  We didn't swipe things.  We "kyped" them.  For example, "Who kyped that last slice of pizza?"

In the early 00s, we started to use "fujack" in the same manner.  This caught on for a while, but it was short-lived.  Bring back "fujack!"

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Adult Tantruming

Here's another new slang term we've been using around the office the last few weeks: adult tantruming.  This one's pretty much self-explanatory- any time a grown man or woman pitches a fit and makes a fool out of themself for not getting their way, they are exhibiting an adult tantrum.

Have fun!

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Chug and Thug

New slang for everyone: "chug and thug," meaning to have one drink and leave quickly afterwards.

There is a background on this one.  At work, we use the word "thug" meaning to depart, as in "I'm going to thug out of here" and "let's thug."  It's very similar to "bounce."  So, chug and thug refers to chugging a beer and thugging immediately thereafter.  Not to be confused with "dine and dash," a chug and thugger always pays his own bill.  Here is the new slang used in a real-life situation:

"Hey, do you have time for a beer after work today?"

"I really need to be home by 6:00 tonight because we have something going on, so... well, I think I can make it for one.  I'll have to chug and thug."

Enjoy.