One of the many things in this world that cannot be defined unless utilizing some complicate theory (ex: the meaning of life)

The purpose of meaning:
meaning is the "essence" of an object, place, person, term, action, thing, group, ideoligy, etc...
if a term is to have no essence that would render that term useless.

As a retorical question it means "I dont know"

A suffix of no standard meaning used by Malaysians in their very own version of the english language (affectionately named Manglish) to spice up sentences and to express very different meanings according to the way it is said.

adopted from the Malay language and widely used by Malaysians regardless of race.

also used as an "economiser" that shortens sentences by 80 percent.

josef mengele, a sick twisted nazi motherfucker. the dude that did all the sick experiments on jews at the death camp in auschwitz. he would peel their skin off to see how long they could live. he would sew two people together. put them in chambers and gas them. burn them. cut the top of their head off and put chemicals in their brains, or take parts of their brains out, and tons of other sick shit that i cant even imagine. also a fuckin awesome slayer song. listen to it motherfuckers!!!

This word means no good,it suxs,it blows, and all other meaning of no good...im sure u get my point by now

A word meaning "Shit no!" that is often used as an interjection or exclaimation; the opposite of shi-yeah.
Pronounced: (shi-noe)
History: Was first dicovered by a M. Schoch and was later recorded.

my way of the meaning of life is not that simple. we live for many differnt reason's and they all differ. 1 reason could be to make things better for other people another may be to see the way god's created the world he wants. we live for our ambition but i would like to say so far in my life i have absoultly no ambition and my life aint brilliant i hate to see others enjoying it i mean like young girls who are skinny pretty they have everything looking at my own life i have literally nothing except love. i have the love that nobody else has. which makes me proud to be who i am today

Originally cited in a letter from Jefferson to the Danbury Baptists, this small footnote in history was used by Justice Hugo Black in the case of Everson v Board of Education (1947) to justify that:
"(New Jersey) Cannot exclude individual Catholics, Lutherans, Mohammedans, Baptists, Jews, Methodists, Non-believers, Presbyterians, or the members of any other faith, because of their faith, or lack of it, from receiving the benefits of public welfare legislation. While we do not mean to intimate that a state could not provide transportation only to children attending public schools, we must be careful, in protecting the citizens of New Jersey against state-established chirches, to be sure that we do not inadvertently prohibit New Jersey from extending its general state law benefits to all its citizens without regard to their religious belief."
(From Black's Majority Opinion).

However, according to his biographer Roger K. Newman, Black wrote this opinion not to protect the use of public funds so much as to undercut the true meaning of the religion clauses within the constitution. It is also possible that, as a former member of the Ku Klux Klan, Black had a fear of Catholic influence within the United States and taylored his decision to prevent any further Catholics from influencing the course of the country.
The original meaning of the religious clause of the constitution was such that the United States federal government would not set up a church such that all citiz...