post office
term describing a room, bar, club etc:, that has all men in it.
a room full of men.
1. i went to the bar down the street to try to hook up, but it was a post office so i left.
2. this club is a post office, lets split.
n. a public building that deals with a community’s mail. oh wow, go figure.
i went to my p.o. box in the post office.
and oh, i didn’t recieve any little men in the mail today!
a house in, usually in a town, where you can deliver small papers with other peoples names written down on them. these papers are called letters. some weeks later may get a leter in your mailbox. the mailsystem is more an more taken over by email.
i broke man. i am totally broke. i think i have to write a little sweet letter for my mom and dad, begging them to send me some.
a room filled with all men, (all male).
also see sausage factory.
this bar is a post office, lets split.
the act of putting a package with a box (i.e. s-x)
you can’t post office inside of a post office. that’s just nasty.
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