I young Jewish man who is a member of the Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA). He has a strong sense of morals and loves hooking up with bbgs.
Aleph 1: What did you do this weekend?
Aleph 2: I got some ass from a bbg after i helped some homeless people in downtown chicago.
Aleph 2: I got some ass from a bbg after i helped some homeless people in downtown chicago.
by The Great Aleph February 28, 2005
1: The place where all points of the universe come together.
Etymology:: JL BORGES, The Aleph, 1942.
2: the 1st letter of the Hebrew alphabet
Etymology: Hebrew Aleph, probably from eleph ox
Date: 14th century
Etymology:: JL BORGES, The Aleph, 1942.
2: the 1st letter of the Hebrew alphabet
Etymology: Hebrew Aleph, probably from eleph ox
Date: 14th century
by Nco November 16, 2003
The call-sign of the young, fiesty, female operative on the 'Global Frequency' comic book series and soon-to-be television program. Inspired by Borges, she alone heads the network of monitors and agents connected by phone.
"Central is secure. And I've got one who can talk. We are going to find out exactly who they were and make sure they don't hurt anyone else, ever.
Because that's what the Global Frequency is for."
Because that's what the Global Frequency is for."
by Robert Akins June 3, 2004
Aleph Null is the first and smallest infinite integer. Every other cardinal before it is finite, Although infinity isn't a number, it is the amount of numbers there are. We just so happen to call it Aleph Null. Aleph Null is also the first inaccessible integer in existence. The only things that can go past it are ordinal numbers such as Omega.
by Halivan June 29, 2022
by temporarygoogle March 3, 2022
Aleph Null is the first and smallest infinite integer. Every other cardinal before it is finite, Although infinity isn't a number, it is the amount of numbers there are. We just so happen to call it Aleph Null. Aleph Null is also the first inaccessible integer in existence. The only things that can go past it are ordinal numbers such as Omega.
by Halivan June 29, 2022
An Italo Disco song written by Dave Rodgers in his Mid-20s back in 1989, refering to himself being a Hero while talking about sex, toys and madness, it even appeared on "The Jolto Chronicles" (2018) from chip300RR, where the main protagonist, a Jolteon, is driving a 2002 Honda Integra Type R with that Song Playing on the Radio, but sadly, the song never gets much attention.
by MADVAL2 September 5, 2022