Happy Feet

A cruel yet funny form of torture in which the victim is tied up nice and tight then mercilessly tickled on the soles of the feet for hours on end.
"Oh no... No, not that... Not that! Not "Happy Feet!!" Not "HAPPY FEET!!" Not "Happy FEE-HEEE-HEEEEET!!!!"
by T.Ractorhead November 26, 2006
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Barracuda

1. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined fish that can attack with blinding speed and razor-sharp teeth.

2. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined car that eats Rustangs and shits Ford emblems.
"My '67 Barracuda fastback likes to munch on 5.Slows."
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
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holiday

The yearly anniversary in which the birth of pagans and athiests is celebrated.
"Today is the anniversary of my athiest friend's birth so, I wished her a "Happy Holiday!"
by T.Ractorhead November 26, 2006
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race traitor

One who has turned against their race and/or ethinticity in favor of those who would persecute them. ie a self loather and/or one who is ashamed of their heritage.
"Most white race traitors are rich liberals who were spawned by the yuppie/hippie generations."
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
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dingy

A candyass tranny's pencil-thin, wimpy little excuse for a penis. Also known as a peny.
"OWW! You bit my little dingy! Now I'm going to cry! Boo-hoo, boohoo.."
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
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Christine

A demonicly posessed 1958 Plymouth Fury (from the Stephen King novel of the same title) that tries to help it's original owner return from death by bewitching a teen-aged outcast into becoming the host as well as killing all of his enemies and anyone else who attempts to interfere with "her" plans.
George LeBay: "*Her* name's Christine."

Arnie Cunningham: "I like that." -Christine the movie.
by T.Ractorhead December 03, 2006
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Ralph Baer

A brilliant inventer who came up with the first proto-type home video game system, titled "The Brown Box", later remodeled and mass produced in 1973 as the "Magnavox Odyssey". Ralph Baer is widely considered by some as "The father of video games" even though pioneers like Nolan Bushnell and Steve Wozniak pioneered some of the earliest coin-op games; some of which existed before the Brown Box.
Ignorant gamer: "Who the heck is "Ralph Baer??"

Educated gamer: "............................."
by T.Ractorhead November 25, 2006
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