a pseudonym's definitions

sarchosis

n. A mental illness which causes the sufferer to be overly and psychotically sarcastic.

Person One: Oh, really? That blue car ISN'T red, you say? Wow, thanks so much for telling me that! Now my life is complete and I can float off to the mystical, happy FAIRYland where hot naked ELVES will DANCE for me, and...

Person Two: Um, dude, I think you might be a bit sarchotic...

Person One: OHH, you think I'm SARCHOTIC! Isn't that GREAT, especially coming from...

(etc...)

by A pseudonym March 13, 2005

tounge

How stupid people spell the word "tongue."

Is it really that fucking hard?

by a pseudonym November 10, 2004

Intertron

A network of computer machines where hackers live.

We all live on the intertron!

by a pseudonym November 20, 2004

label

Word used to define groups wich are different from the majority. olmost always spoken out loud by the "cool" people, but most people do it in their head without them knowing.
The labeled person will olmost always dissagree, because the labels are always the extreme image of their ideals, or because they just look like the label, but do not share there ideals.

Labelling is always wrong, because it is NEVER accurate

-he weirs black! he is a goth
-his hair is standing up straight! he is a punk
-she's a cheerleader! she's prep

by A pseudonym December 5, 2004

laffowrap

Bubble wrap infused with laffo.

Laffowrap makes me so happy.


Hey put some laffowrap around that so it doesn't break!

by A PSEUDONYM September 15, 2004

Paynas

The phalic object that hangs off of a male.

I wud lurv som hardcor paynas!

by a pseudonym June 4, 2004

holy loller

Used as a disparaging term for a member of any of various religious denominations in which spiritual fervor is expressed by laughing out loud or, in some cases, merely saying "El Oh El".

Person One: ...so I prayed for a while, then Jesus gave me this brand new car he took off an unrighteous sinner! LOL!!! I love the Lord!

Person Two: Oh Person One, you are such a holy loller.

by A pseudonym March 13, 2005