Doblin

An Irish word for Dublin.

Why is Mr. Dolan so full of shite?
The fokkah comes from Doblin!

by destouches December 19, 2004

wog

Originally British usage was only meant when describing any dark skinned person either of African or Indo-Asian descent. It was more along the lines of the "negro" and such. THe modern Australian usage differs considerably as to include the Meditteranean races, including the non-European Turkish, Lebanese and Israeli Jews.

Wogs are peculiar to the Land of Oz alone.

by Destouches November 29, 2004

Immanuel Kant

The famous 18 th century philosopher. To describe his moral philosophy he used this brillant metaphor: "The moral law within and the starry sky above."
Despite massive intelligence, Immanuel Kant had never marriedn and had allegedly remained a virgin until his final hour. He also didn't like pictorial arts and had a pretty dubious taste in music. Instead of the German classical music giants, Kant preferred the municipal brass band playing free, open-air concerts in his native city of Konigsberg (Kaliningrad in Russian).

I BEG YOUR PARDON!!
I'm so sorry. It's not that sort of kant...
What!?
Never mind. Read David Hume instead!

by Destouches February 10, 2005

imbecile

From Latin root meaning feeble-minded of weak and/or insufficient mental capabilities. See example:

Wiggers are such complete frightful imbeciles.
Where do they come from?
From the MTV board of shape shifters...

by destouches December 07, 2004

Oyrish

A broadly pronnounced brogue for "Irish".
Perfect St. Pat's example:

Kiss me, I'm Oyrish!

by destouches December 19, 2004