A variation on the novel, “Catch 22,” by Joseph Heller.
Also used to describe a catch-22 situation.
Submitted by: Uki
Fukafukme
City in Japan where their brightest engineers decided to build a nuclear powerplant on the coast, in an area known for earthquakes and tsunamis, to see what would happen.
Submitted by: Chad S
MotherShip
Main part of a circuit board/cpu
Submitted by: Dennis
See Brandon’s comments below.
It references connecting to the products company server (usually in order to work) Ever seen Independence Day?
Where the rubber meets the road
The area where the operator (200 hundred pound gorilla) grips the tool or switch’s.
Submitted by: Dennis
Growl Grunch
The sound a person emits while wrenching on a seized farstner. Usually a growl while gritting teeth.
“Bobby gave that nut a growl grunch because last time those threads seen daylight was in Detroit about 45 years ago.”
Submitted by: Andrew K
man-glitter
copper dust
Submitted by: lemat369
Unboxedectomy
To unbox, for BOLTR purposes, from the back side with a circular saw or various other tools that are not right for the job.
As seen on the Kitchenaid vijayo November 12, 2016.
Submitted by: Bobby McDaniel
Backasswards
Contrary to what is usual, expected, or logical.
Submitted by: Deeds
Right off the hop
Happening right away. Immediately
Submitted by: Geane
Leatherman
meaning: a useless tool carried by everyone
useless in that it does a variety of things but none of them very well
carried as the holder is usually the most inept of colleagues that everyone else has to cover for
everyone because the fucking worksafe lawyers, civil libertarians & millenials have screwed the world over so that Darwinism is almost illegal
Submitted by: Gadget