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Definitions by derek

a blood killer and you are a crip or you say it to be cool
when you see a blood you say fuck you slob bk for life
bk by derek December 1, 2004
lesbian pride to like lesbians for life
L.P. by derek December 1, 2004
if you need a negative adjective... this is your word
The bathroom is so fuc*in ebsco.
ebsco by Derek November 30, 2004

Thappers 

Slang for sappers, what a freaky ass transgendered bitch might call it
Hi guys I got some thappers!
Thappers by Derek November 28, 2004
40 ounces of beer the greatest drink known to man.
Rock the 40z!

-Leftover Crack
40z by Derek November 21, 2004
Some of the nicest people you will ever meet, which is unfortunate, since they fall victim to the biggest fraud ever. The Book of Mormon has been altered nearly 300 times to meet the popularity of changing times, such as no longer practicing poligamy and allowing blacks into the church after feeling the pressure of the Civil Rights Movement. Joeseph Smith was not a martyr, he shot at and killed some of the people that came after him when they were tired of his lies.
Nobody ever saw the Golden Plates, and what he copied down from them in "hieroglyphics " have been translated and found to mean absolute rubbish. Mormons say that the Bible is word from God, even though the Bible clearly says that nothing can be added to it, the Book of Mormon is an obvious attempt at this.
Mormons must tithe 10 percent of their income to be in good standing, and people are counting. My church simply has an anonymous drop box in the lobby
Mormons by Derek November 17, 2004
Beet means nothing, or everything. Everything good is Beet. Beet may also be used as a greeting, much like hello.

The word Beet has no association to the food Beet, or the word Beat. It originated from an ancient tribal dialect from the suburbs of Maple Ridge. BC, and is said to be as many as 7 years old. Not much is known about this mysterious language. except that it also includes the words Puu Maa Chuu Sheet Puuu Peet Baaa Daaa Booot Erm In Its and Ku.
Used as a greeting:
Derek says "Beet, what's up?"
Dan replies "Beet, not much"

Beet can also be used to describe something good. "How did you do on your test today?" "Beet"

or

"Damn, this new casino is Beet"

or

After winning the game of table hockey, Dan proclaims "You have been BEET!"
Beet by Derek November 16, 2004