obstructicator
by Heptune on May 19, 2005 04:28:59
(n) An
administrator of the typical sort, who rose to power more through ambition,
aggression and connections than through skill, education or intelligence, and who does more to obstruct than to
facilitate the functioning and operations of the institution.
Example:
The obstructicator was proud of the new
forms he had created to
cover every possible activity that could be
carried out in his department.
obstruction of cop
by Stickololo on Apr 12, 2020 09:00:25
A crime a (bad) cop charges you because they believe the presence of a badge means that all civilians must comply with all of said
cop's orders. Legally, this is not
obstruction of a police officer, as that requires the order to be
lawful, hence differentiating obstruction of a police officer from obstruction of cop.
Example:
Cst. O'Pig: I said GIVE ME YOUR ID
Anonymous Person: I am not legally required to, by the 4th Amendment.
Cst. O'Pig: I'll have to arrest you
A. Person: You can't do that, what for?
Cst O'Pig:
Obstruction of a police officer
A. Person: That's not
obstruction of a police officer, that's obstruction of cop
inteslanal obstruction
by hardyharhar1 on Mar 15, 2013 08:57:48
n.
Blockage of
the road system caused by presence of too many
electric cars.
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Example:
Dude! We are never gonna get to
the Monster Truck Jam!
I know. There is a
Greenpeace Summit in town and an inteslanal obstruction from here to the interstate.
I kind of
get a charge out of those guys.
Really? You really said that.
Foreground obstruction crew
by avgfhadsfkjbvhadsfjhbv on Aug 26, 2006 23:10:57
People and vehicles at airshows and airports charged with the vitally important task of obstructing photographers trying to get pictures of the aircraft. They typically wear orange shirts and/or
reflective vests to enhance their
visibility. They are best known for making their appearance *just* when the most interesting aircraft of the entire event is about to pass by, remaining present until they have spoiled the photo opportunity, and then returning to
their lair.