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7.11.10


1. hitchcock

A verb, meaning to fly into a window, usually killing the bird involved. Derived from Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds", in which story crazy birds out to get people would dive bomb into walls or windows, often causing damage.

"Whoah, a bird totally just hitchcocked the hell out of himself on my window"

by JimmyJr May 13, 2006


2. hitchcock

The act of stealthily and creepily sneaking up on a female significant other or any female for that matter (if one is ultra weird and/or psychopathic) while she is in the shower and urninating on her. If this can be accomplished with the Psycho sound track playing in the background and in Norman Bates attire, the better.

"I totally hitchcocked the entire cheerleading team from the ventilation duct of the girl's locker room last Friday."

"Wow, that's pretty sweet, but speaking of, I hitchcocked your sister last weekend..and the weird part is I think she liked it."

"You Fucker, I'm so going to hitchcock all over your face!"

"Dude, you can't hitchcock another guy. That's just gay."

by Edward Vaginus Cullen Nov 22, 2009


1. Hitchcock Shit

Noun: The act of timing when you push for a shit with the flushing from the neighboring toilet cubicles. Taken from the film "The 39 Steps" by Alfred Hitchcock, where a gunshot is timed and disguised during the crash of a cymbal.

"Fortunately the Hitchcock Shit I just took saved me from inevitable embarrassment."

by Eamonn Deane Dec 12, 2006


in Urban Dictionary



(errata do autor deste blog: onde se lê "The 39 Steps" deve se ler "The Man Who Knew Too Much")

grown up stuff








1.11.10

neither will we!


João Onofre, 1997 | sem título (we will never be boring)

26.10.10


[source]

Eur Neurol. 1977;15(4):177-82.

Laughing and running fits as manifestation of early traumatic epilepsy.

Jandolo B, Gessini L, Occhipinti E, Pompili A.

Abstract

Early traumatic epilepsy, whose frequency is rather high, especially in children, is usually characterized by focal motor seizures (57%) or by generalized seizures (43%). The association of both running and laughing fits in the same patient on the contrary is quite exceptional, as only three cases have been reported in literature. There are no observations about temporal lobe epilepsy, nor, particularly, about running or laughing fits in early traumatic epilepsy. We report here the interesting case of a boy whose early traumatic epilepsy manifested itself as temporal lobe epilepsy characterized by running and laughter.