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A game played where someone is asked if they want to play carnegie. If they say yes they are taken into a dark room with a random partner. They can do whatever they want sexually with them. After they're finished they take a pen and draw a symbol on their left hand(for girls) and on their right hand(for guys).(symbol shown below); After two people play the game, they must never see eachother again. The girl leaves the room before the guy, and they never get to see eachothers faces or know their name. Once someone has played the game(and has the symbol on their hand), they must ask another person to play, and keep the chain going. No backing out.
Carnegie Symbol: http://i38.tinypic.com/oiu3uu.jpg Karen has the symbol on her hand. She asks Dylan to play carnegie. He says sure. Karen sets him up with Lola in a dark room. They 'fool around'. Never asking eachothers name or where they live. Lola puts the carnegie symbol on Dylan's right hand, and Dylan puts the symbol on Lola's left hand. Lola leaves the room before Dylan does. They never see eachother again. They both ask other people to play. And the cycle starts over.
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| 2. | Carnegie Mellon | ||
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Carnegie Mellon University, formerly Carnegie Tech, is one of the most prestigous universities in the world. The Tepper School of Undergraduate Business was recently ranked by the Wall Street Journal as the second best undergraduate business school in the world as well as in the United States. In addition, the school's engineering and computer science programs continually rank in the top three in the country. :Sarah is going to be attending Carnegie Mellon in the fall.
:Wow, she must be incredibly smart and ugly. |
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| 3. | carnegie hall | ||
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Carnegie Hall is a beautiful theatre in the city of Dunfermline in central Scotland. It was one of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie's many gifts to his birthplace, along with public baths, the first Carnegie library, and Pittencrieff Park (known locally as 'The Glen'). My brother's band played in Carnegie Hall once.
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| 4. | dunfermline | ||
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the greatest town in Scotland. a place where everyone is accepted no matter how jakie they are. the home of disco deek. the birthplace of Andrew Carnegie. the town where the legendary glen (pittencrieff park) is situated. which is a beautiful, large and ancient park full of exotic green houses, masses of trees and of course, an abundance of underage drinkers. there is allot to keep you entertained in dunfermline such as the odeon, bowlplex and many,many pubs. citizens in dunfermline are more likely to be drinking cheap cider on a Sunday morning rather than attending church or doing the washing up. in dunfermline, it is completely normal to see a 12 year old hanging around one of the corner shops with a cigarette in his mouth waiting on some junkie to buy them buckfast. the average male that's living in dunfermline will be; on the dole, spend most of his time at the pub, probably selling weed and definitely smoking it, have several kids to different woman who he only sees once a month and enjoys racist jokes and perving on young woman. guy 1: a met this guy from dunfermline on the weekend. within 5 minutes he had already told me to get a haircut and tried to sell me soap bar.
guy 2: aww a love dunfermline. picked up this braw bird from touch last weekend. she was amazing in bed and could down a pint better than me. only 17 like, but they all start young in dunfermline. |
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| 5. | Rich Surname | ||
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A last name or family name such as Archibald, Oppenheimer, Marriot, Duke, Carnegie, Pewterschmidt, etc. These names are usually reminiscent of royal British or royal Welsh surnames and derives from the names of historical business moguls such a Rockefeller.
Sometimes when you first hear these names, you think of MONEY. However, people who aren't rich and have a rich-sounding surname do exist. The fucking Archibald family is worth $5 billion! Their rich surname matches their income.
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| 6. | frickin | ||
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Alternative forms: fricken, frickin', fricking. A substitute for "fuckin'" or "fucking," from Andrew Carnegie's partner Henry Clay Frick, whose name became a "dirty word" in southwest Pennsylvania in 1892 after Pinkerton goons, whom Frick had hired, assaulted and murdered striking steel workers in the town of Homestead.
Gimme that frickin thing!
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| 7. | frick | ||
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From Andrew Carnegie's partner Henry Clay Frick, whose name became a "dirty word" in southwest Pennsylvania in 1892 after Pinkerton goons, whom Frick had hired, assaulted and murdered striking steel workers in the town of Homestead. Where the frick are my car keys?
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