A fork of Rural Dictionary
A Century stand, aka a "C-stand," is a device commonly used in photography and filmmaking to support lights, flags, etc.
A standard C-stand is 40 inches high. A Gary Coleman refers to the 20-inch variety, for use when space is at a premium.
Hey, tell that PA over there to grab me six of those Gary Colemans and a jelly doughnut.
Euphemism used to temporarily excuse oneself from a social gathering--presumably to see how much time is left on the (non-existent) parking meter--in order to do drugs.
"I'll be right back, I gotta check the meter."
Slang for "you have bad breath".
Girl: "Why won't you kiss me?"
Guy: "Cuz yobrefistank."
A disposable toilet seat cover typically found in public restrooms (see assgasket), so called because of its uncanny resemblance to a Stetson hat when the center is punched out and it is placed upon the head. And, because they're free.
Jimmy prefers the stalls to the urinals, because he always gets a free cowboy hat.