A popular book written by some mathematician guy who went under the psedenym 'Lewis Carol'. This (As well as Carol's other literary work "Through the Looking Glass") was later addapted into a Disney movie that has obtained an avid cult following for being so awesome.
There is a certain amount of drug propaganda supporting this movie/book because of Carol's... imaginative pursuits.
Oh, and the storyline has been adapted into some sort of macabre-type videogame.
There is a certain amount of drug propaganda supporting this movie/book because of Carol's... imaginative pursuits.
Oh, and the storyline has been adapted into some sort of macabre-type videogame.
by i heart j00 May 27, 2005
the movie including almost all hallucination drugs
a complete acid trip turned movie
also a cat disappears, leaving only his smile and croquet is played with flamingos as mallets!!
a complete acid trip turned movie
also a cat disappears, leaving only his smile and croquet is played with flamingos as mallets!!
Scene from Alice in Wonderland: That capterpiller is smoking a hooka and telling her to eat a mushroom to make her grow bigger or smaller!!!
by ari is MY NAME!!! April 27, 2007
1. A book by Lewis Carol about a girl who chases a personified rabbit into its hole and finds herself in a whimsical fantasy land(this is where the term down the rabbit hole comes from). The book and its sequel, Through the Looking Glass, are known for their nonsensical and in some cases bizarre scenery and events, and have been the inspiration for many other similar works. The popularity and cult following of the story is due largely in part to the Disney movie adaption.
2. What any story, event or experience similar to the events of Alice in Wonderland can be described as. See mindfuck.
3. The state of being in lala land.
2. What any story, event or experience similar to the events of Alice in Wonderland can be described as. See mindfuck.
3. The state of being in lala land.
1. You've never read Alice in Wonderland? Prepare to have your mind blown.
2. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask had a very alice in wonderland feel to it, going as far as to have Link fall down a hole that took him to another world.
3. He's been giving his computer screen a blank stare for hours, he's alice in wonderland over there.
2. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask had a very alice in wonderland feel to it, going as far as to have Link fall down a hole that took him to another world.
3. He's been giving his computer screen a blank stare for hours, he's alice in wonderland over there.
by emptydonutbox April 10, 2009
by King Shit January 19, 2003
A book by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, (under the name Lewis Carroll) that has absolutely nothing to do with drugs, despite the popular urban legend.
by Jingalls June 24, 2006
by vica November 25, 2004
A book by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, also known as Lewis Carroll, about a (very) young girl who fell down a rabbit hole without gravity and met a bunch of card soldiers and a freaky red Queen of Hearts. This story appeared in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories XD
This story has been made into a Disney movie which has screwed up a lot of the parts of the original like Disney movies always love to do. It has also been made into a strange video game thing that has freaking great graphics and sound called American McGee's Alice. It features a teenage Alice who went psycho because her family died "because she couldn't do anything about it."
Alice in Wonderland has a sequel, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. It is the home of the infamous poem, Jabberwocky.
Much controversy exists about whether the Alice in Lewis Carroll's book is Alice Pleasance Liddell. One of the last poems in Through the Looking Glass is acrostic, and reading down, it spells Alice Liddell's full name. This poem is known as A boat beneath a sunny sky because it has no title and this is its first line.
This story has been made into a Disney movie which has screwed up a lot of the parts of the original like Disney movies always love to do. It has also been made into a strange video game thing that has freaking great graphics and sound called American McGee's Alice. It features a teenage Alice who went psycho because her family died "because she couldn't do anything about it."
Alice in Wonderland has a sequel, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. It is the home of the infamous poem, Jabberwocky.
Much controversy exists about whether the Alice in Lewis Carroll's book is Alice Pleasance Liddell. One of the last poems in Through the Looking Glass is acrostic, and reading down, it spells Alice Liddell's full name. This poem is known as A boat beneath a sunny sky because it has no title and this is its first line.
Alice in Wonderland is a wonderfully interesting story.
by ryoumakazeki April 16, 2007