Science fiction that includes worlds, technology, and other types of extensively sophisticated and/or technological themes that are far beyond the scope of a plausible future.
by Timothy Pinesworth May 8, 2009
Sci fi movies and books with an overt sexual titalation componet to the plot or characters
Ie: twilight, underworld, game of thrones, true blood. Or any sci fi themed xxx movie.
Ie: twilight, underworld, game of thrones, true blood. Or any sci fi themed xxx movie.
by Yonstermonster December 3, 2014
Chevelle's 5th album, released August 31st 2009. The first song to be released as a single was "Jars". Sci-Fi Crimes is one seriously badass album.
1) Sleep Apnea
2) Mexican Sun
3) Shameful Metaphors
4) Jars
5) Fell Into Your Shoes
6) Letter From A Thief
7) Highland's Apparition
8) Roswell's Spell
9) Interlewd
10) A New Momentum
11) This Circus
1) Sleep Apnea
2) Mexican Sun
3) Shameful Metaphors
4) Jars
5) Fell Into Your Shoes
6) Letter From A Thief
7) Highland's Apparition
8) Roswell's Spell
9) Interlewd
10) A New Momentum
11) This Circus
by jealousykills October 16, 2009
by Phil the Pill September 9, 2006
Sci-fi-bi is the act of liking both Star Trek and Star Wars. Both of which are heavily disputed amongst the opposing fans. Someone who is sci-fi-bi does not participate in discussions asking "can Vader crush the entire borg race with his mind?" or "could Captain Kirk kick Luke Skywalker's ass?" Instead, a sci-fi-bi knows that both are of differing worlds and therefore are not able to be compared in any way.
by Taglar Dreskk February 4, 2010
The best week of your life in Engineering at Queen's, filled with fun, friends, funky FRECs, and possibly a little bit of greased pole. After this, its all GPA-less first term winters and failing 112. Here are some important things/definitions you need to know, the primer to the primer if you will:
FREC:
A supreme god-like being; the coolest people you will ever meet. Can often be found slamming $500 GPAs (see below) on the ground and sporting kilts, pain chains, and work boots.
FROSH:
So so silly. They know nothing and think they know everything, little do they know they will never be a year.
ENGCUT:
The most stylish accessory one can ever sport. Every other frosh at Queen's is forever envious of the eng frosh's immaculate cut, although they will never admit to it.
NURSES:
We love them.
GPA:
Golden Party Armor. Only the best and brightest frosh will be permitted to don and dye the most beautiful symbol of Queen's Engineering, permitted they pass first term exams (good luck).
CLARK HALL:
The center of the universe. Home of Ritual and a hopefully a few fun nights for future frosh:)
FREC:
A supreme god-like being; the coolest people you will ever meet. Can often be found slamming $500 GPAs (see below) on the ground and sporting kilts, pain chains, and work boots.
FROSH:
So so silly. They know nothing and think they know everything, little do they know they will never be a year.
ENGCUT:
The most stylish accessory one can ever sport. Every other frosh at Queen's is forever envious of the eng frosh's immaculate cut, although they will never admit to it.
NURSES:
We love them.
GPA:
Golden Party Armor. Only the best and brightest frosh will be permitted to don and dye the most beautiful symbol of Queen's Engineering, permitted they pass first term exams (good luck).
CLARK HALL:
The center of the universe. Home of Ritual and a hopefully a few fun nights for future frosh:)
by freakyFREC January 16, 2022
Once a television network which aired numerous science fiction series whose diversity has boiled away to a monotonous repetition of "StarGate" and its spin-offs lasting for about 40% of the day. Any airing period left of the day is 30% Battlestar Galactica, 10% Eureka, and the remaining 20% devoted to advertisement, which always seems to cut in whenever the sponsors feel like whoring for attention.
Sci-Fi Channel hasn't been the same since it stopped airing Knight Rider, but I'm sure it will find a diverse audience by airing fake wrestling (ECW, which I'm entirely sure has gallons of science fiction potential). Ironically, despite the number of consecutive airings of SG-1, they haven't considered renaming the entire network to "Stargate Channel" or even decided to make every day a Stargate marathon.
by pillage 'n' plunder August 17, 2008