Friday, April 10, 2009

frisson \free-SOHN\, noun:

• A moment of intense excitement; a shudder; an emotional thrill.

Frisson comes from the French, from Old French friçon, "a trembling," ultimately from Latin frigere, "to be cold."

chicken head

Background: used primarly in male circles, with strong ties to hip-hop culture. often used in rap music to describe groupies. Definition:

NOUN

1. a girl or woman who seeks attention from popular males with high levels of status exemplified mostly by musicians or popular/wealthy boys or men from a poorer neighborhood, by submitting to sexual favors with little or no pressure.
2. a girl or woman who is passed around from one male to another in short term, exclusively sexual relationships.
3. term for a girl or woman similar to "groupie" though the fame aspect may or may not be absent. whereas a groupie is partial to a particular band or person, the chicken head may be indiscriminant in choice and frequently chooses boys or men from her neighborhood or school.
4. female suffering from low self esteem who prostitutes herself for short lived friendships or attention.

VERB

1. to perform oral sex on a male or males indiscriminatly or in succession.
2. to suck or the act of sucking dick.

1. rappers need to stay away from those skeezin chicken heads.
2. that bitch chicken heads everybody!
Trivia
What is the shortest verse in the New Testament?

• “Jesus wept” (John 11:35).

Today in History:

• Titanic: luxury liner set out on its ill-fated maiden voyage (1912)
• Emiliano Zapata: Mexican revolutionary leader known for his battle cry of "land and liberty" was killed by soldiers (1919)
• The Beatles: Paul McCartney announced the group's disbandment (1970)
• euthanasia: the Netherlands legalized mercy killings and physician-assisted suicide for patients enduring unmanageable pain or terminal illness (2001)

Today's Birthdays:

• William Booth (1829-1912): founder, Salvation Army
• Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911): journalist/publisher who established the Pulitzer Prize; other writers born on this date include Hugo Grotius (1583-1645), Lewis Wallace (1827-1905), David Halberstam (1934-2007) and Paul Theroux (68)
• Robert Burns Woodward (1917-1979): Nobel Prize-winning chemist, Woodward's rules
• Peter MacNicol (55): Larry Fleinhardt on NUMB3RS, Tom Lennox on 24; also, actors Harry Morgan (94), Liz Sheridan and Max von Sydow (both 79), Omar Sharif (77), Steven Seagal (58), Chyler Leigh (27) and Haley Joel Osment (21)
• Mandy Moore (25): actor and pop singer, Coverage; other singers born on this date include Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds (51) and Q-Tip (39)