d_art's definitions
Gundarks are strong elephant-sized predators which appear to be found on several worlds throughout the galaxy. The hide is tough and pinkish-orange, with a distinctive warty crest running the length of the long neck and around the mouth and eyes. The head is hammer-shaped and flat, with the eyes on the extremes to either side. This arrangement provides excellent binocular vision and spatial judgement used to aim the enormous muscular tongue, which thrusts from the rounded mouth to lengths of over five metres, ensnaring and constricting prey. In addition to raw strength, the tongue seems to bear suckers and what looks like a sticky excretion. It is said that once a gundark latches its tongue onto something, it never lets go.
Princess Leia and C-3PO were unlucky to meet a pair of voracious gundarks on an uncharted jungle planet during the search for a new base to replace the Hoth facilities.
(lifted from www.theforce.net zoology)
Princess Leia and C-3PO were unlucky to meet a pair of voracious gundarks on an uncharted jungle planet during the search for a new base to replace the Hoth facilities.
(lifted from www.theforce.net zoology)
by d_art November 11, 2005
Get the gundarkmug. When something has gotten as worst as it can get. It can get bad to worse and worse to worst, but it can't get worse than worst.
The usage of "if the worST comes to the worST" has been common, but not logical, because you can't get worse than worst. On the other hand, "if the worst comes to the worst" has also been attributed not to the deterioration of the condition, but the general idea that "if the worst really comes to exist." In such cases, it makes sense in its own way.
"Worse to worse" on the other hand, is usually just a mistake.
The usage of "if the worST comes to the worST" has been common, but not logical, because you can't get worse than worst. On the other hand, "if the worst comes to the worst" has also been attributed not to the deterioration of the condition, but the general idea that "if the worst really comes to exist." In such cases, it makes sense in its own way.
"Worse to worse" on the other hand, is usually just a mistake.
by d_art June 28, 2006
Get the worse comes to worstmug. A phrase often usd by people who don't really know what they're doing.
This catch phrase was often used by the 80's TV cop Sledge Hammer right before he does something that results in some sort of catastrophic event or disaster.
This catch phrase was often used by the 80's TV cop Sledge Hammer right before he does something that results in some sort of catastrophic event or disaster.
Captain Trunk: Sledge, you cannot disarm that nuclear bomb!
Sledge Hammer: Trust me, I know what I'm doing.
(A nuclear explosion ensues thus ending the season finale of Sledge Hammer)
Sledge Hammer: Trust me, I know what I'm doing.
(A nuclear explosion ensues thus ending the season finale of Sledge Hammer)
by d_art July 10, 2005
Get the Trust Me, I know what I'm doingmug.