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Meteos

An immensely successful puzzle-genre video game for the Nintendo DS. It follows the style of Tetris very closely, except with an intriguing twist. Players line up horizontal or vertical lines of 3 or more of the same blocks, or Meteos, and the lined up Meteos turn into rockets and blast the Meteos on top of them into space. There are many different planets on which you can play on, each of which has a different gravity level and field width. The type of Meteos that appear in each vary as well.

The Main Story
The evil planet Meteos is attacking the inferior planets of the galaxy. Several are destroyed, and it seems that all hope is lost. However, when it comes time for the planet Geolyte's doom, despite of unfavorable odds, three Meteos of the same type line up just before they collide with the planet. It blasts back up into space, carrying with it the Meteos on top of it. A defense strategy was formed, and the surviving planets of Meteo's rampage fought back against the evil planet.

The Game Modes
Simple - Try to be the last one standing; destroy your opponent's home planet. You can play Time or Stock.
Deluge - Play until your planet is destroyed.
Star Trip - Choose from three paths: Straight, Branch, or Multi, and get all the different endings.

Fusion
All of the Meteos you launch (not the ones that are incinerated) go to your Fusion Bank. You can use the Meteos you earned to unlock new sounds, planets, weapons, and rare metals (time and soul Meteos).

Meteos is the best puzzle game. Ever. DON'T ARGUE WITH ME.

by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006

The Martian Chronicles

A compilation of short stories by Ray Bradbury, each of them coinciding with each other. It tells of the voyage of earth men to Mars, the extinction of the Martians, and the colonization of Mars.

Can't really think of an example for the Martian Chronicles. Read it yourself.

by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006

D-3 Digivice

The Digivice used by the Digidestined in the second season of Digimon. It functions like the original Digivice, but it now has the power to activate Digi-Eggs in the D-Terminal to upgrade a Digimon to Armor level.

D-3 Digivice: Digital, something, and something. >_>

by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006

hard-on

when a penis grows bigger and hardens.

The man was fucking the girl on the floor, and then his penis had a hardon, and the girl licked it all day long

by Thrashmeister November 10, 2004

Mahou Sentai Magiranger

The 29th installment of the Japanese tokusatsu program, Super Sentai. The main themes of this series include magic, courage, and the bond between family members. It revolves around the Ozu family, who use magic given to them by the Heavenly Saints in Magitopia to defeat the evil Infershia and the villanous Wolzard, the Madou Knight who appeared to kill their mother.

Mahou Henshin! Maagi Magi Magiiro!
Chou Mahou Henshin! Maagi Magi Magi Magiiro!
Tenkuu Henshin! Goolu Golu Goludiiro!
Chou Tenkuu Henshin! Goolu Golu Golu Goludiiro!
Our overflowing courage changes into magic! Mahou Sentai Magiranger!

by Thrashmeister August 20, 2006

The Masque of the Red Death

A story written by Edgar Allan Poe.

"The Red Death had long devastated the country. No pestilence had ever been so fatal, or so hideous. Blood was its seal. The redness and horror of blood!" - The opening lines of the Masque of the Red Death.

by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006

YTMND

An acronym for the phrase "You're the man now dog!", the infamous line spoken by Sean Connery in the movie Finding Forrester. A website dedicated to that single quote can be found at www.yourethemannowdog.com. That single website turned into an internet phenomenon at www.ytmnd.com. Several spoofs emulating the style of the original YTMND have been made there. An entirely new fad originated on March 4th, 2006, called www.punchthekeysforgodssake.com, taking another one of Connery's lines in the movie and making it into a site, YTMND style.

YTMND: You're the man now dog!

by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006