3 definitions by amgoldberg
The symbol for bipolar disorder.
The lines represent the "cycling" or changes in mood one experiences. This symbol can be used in a number of ways as you will see below.
***Editors: There's an exact replica of this definition and examples that i created under a different word (\/\/\/\). I give you permission and the request to remove the other symbol from urbandictionary replacing it with this modefied version. If you cannot remove it, that's okay but ultimately, please get this new one up on your site. Thanks and have yourselves a good day.
The lines represent the "cycling" or changes in mood one experiences. This symbol can be used in a number of ways as you will see below.
***Editors: There's an exact replica of this definition and examples that i created under a different word (\/\/\/\). I give you permission and the request to remove the other symbol from urbandictionary replacing it with this modefied version. If you cannot remove it, that's okay but ultimately, please get this new one up on your site. Thanks and have yourselves a good day.
Alex is /\/\/\/.
(Alex is manic depressive)
Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from /\/\/\/, more commonly known as /\/\/\/.
(Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from manic depression, more commonly known as bipolar disorder)
Kurt Cobain was /\/\/\/, \/\/\/!
(Kurt Cobain was bipolar, \m/)
(Alex is manic depressive)
Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from /\/\/\/, more commonly known as /\/\/\/.
(Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from manic depression, more commonly known as bipolar disorder)
Kurt Cobain was /\/\/\/, \/\/\/!
(Kurt Cobain was bipolar, \m/)
by amgoldberg November 15, 2006
The symbol for bipolar disorder.
The lines represent the "cycling" or changes in mood one experiences. This symbol can be used in a number of ways as you will see below.
The lines represent the "cycling" or changes in mood one experiences. This symbol can be used in a number of ways as you will see below.
Alex is \/\/\/\.
(Alex is manic depressive)
Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from \/\/\/\, more commonly known as \/\/\/\.
(Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from manic depression, more commonly known as bipolar disorder)
Kurt Cobain was \/\/\/\, \/\/\/!
(Kurt Cobain was bipolar, \m/)
(Alex is manic depressive)
Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from \/\/\/\, more commonly known as \/\/\/\.
(Kimmie was giving me head one second and trying to rip mine off the next, she must suffer from manic depression, more commonly known as bipolar disorder)
Kurt Cobain was \/\/\/\, \/\/\/!
(Kurt Cobain was bipolar, \m/)
by amgoldberg November 3, 2006
Refers to the strong attraction to asians, most prevelant in caucasian males. Although asian girls have A's in more than just grades: what they lack in boobs, they make up for in beauty. Usually exotic and petite, guys don't necessarily feel superior but more masculine around them, only adding to this.
She told me she had a long and hard homework assignment ahead of her but after she was done "doing" it, she'd "do" something else long and hard--which not only greatly increased my penis size temporarily when she followed through, but my asian fetish as well.
After quizzing my asian friend in her room, alone, I told her she'd score on the upcoming test, and she responded with "now you get to score on me"-- my asian fetish had never been more.
After quizzing my asian friend in her room, alone, I told her she'd score on the upcoming test, and she responded with "now you get to score on me"-- my asian fetish had never been more.
by amgoldberg December 31, 2005