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Definitions by clark

1. Brutal death metal band from St. Petersburg Russia. The best death metal vocals ever, no one can touch Pavel. the guitar tone is top notch, and the bass guitar can be clearly heard throughout the album. Drums are guaranteed to bring about aural orgasm.

2. Abnormal - The definition of brutal death metal.

Lyrical theme(s)
Murders, Death, War, Homophobia

www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=29815
I was gunna put on some mallcore but then Abnormal came along and murdered that band, then whilst wearing their corpses, made the album Shifted The Shape. Oh well slipknot always sucked anyway.
abnormal by clark June 23, 2009

ding-a-long 

When, on the road, the car you are trying to pass accelerates to match your speed only to slow down after you abandon the attempt and pull back behind them.
When I saw that the driver in my rearview mirror was texting, I felt it my duty to ding-a-long him when he tried to pass.

Yes officer, I was doing 80 in a school zone, but it was only to pass that ding-a-long in the F-150!
ding-a-long by Clark March 12, 2009
Town located in the outer banks, north carolina. The most awesome place ever. The outer banks has some of the best surf on the east coast especially hatteras.
nags head by clark June 14, 2006
When two people are so attracted to eachother that they can't think straight when they make love; When one or both partners turn into animals while having sex or the male is refered to as a machine.
When two partners are engaged in a sexual encounter and the female hits and scratches the male while calling him a bastard.
robadam by clark June 11, 2006
n. 100 Spoke Rims. Look similar to bike wheels except on a car. Real gangsters have 100s.
Got 100s on the Caddy, diamond in da back.
100s by Clark July 8, 2005
post birdie fuck up, golf term
he birdied seven and then got a double on eight
PBFU by clark February 22, 2005
an animal with a father tiger and mother lion. the opposite of a liger
Napoleon knows its totally different from a liger
Tion by clark February 1, 2005