Axe – To inquire; a substitution for the vulgar and unnecessarily long “ask”. Popular among urban youths and middle-aged bailiffs. Scientists have known for well over a decade that using axe in any formal situation will never, under any circumstances, result in getting a job at NASA. Use it wisely.
Axe – A crude and unfair term for being “downsized”. Short for “getting the axe”, this unbelievably narrow-minded colloquialism is predicated on the notion that being “let go” is akin to a tree being violently severed from all that keeps it fed, grounded, and alive. It is these same “axed” rabble rouses who then go on to complain that their kids “died from lack of food, shelter and health care”, rather than the far more appropriate “got a case of the bunnies.”

Really, the nerve of some people…
Axe – When burying the hatchet just won’t do. Especially when it wasn’t a hatchet you buried in your ex-lover’s

Axe – A deodorant body spray from Unilever, targeted towards males who

Axe – Grind one shortly after some sickening act of betrayal. Then just sit back and rake in the cash.
Axe – As in the Axe Man. If you drive a car, he’ll axe the street. If you try to sit, he’ll axe the seat. If you get too cold, he’ll axe the heat. If you take a walk, he’ll axe your feet.
Not that funny, but most certainly proof that the Beatles should have held off on politics 'till after their first encounter with bangers and acid.
Goo-Goo G’Joob !
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