a nigger who is completely untamed, someone who is black and or wants to be black. These people are similar to lions in the jungle they carry around 9mm glocks and wave them aroud like they own the streets, the world is becoming over populated with this wild niggy and if we dont continue with organized niggy hunts, the world by become lost to the wild and horrors of the WIlD NIGGYS.

The steamy liquid of a man that helps make childern. This nice substance is also used in porn movies to go all over the faces of the woman or gay man.

over-population, over-crowding, too many people in an small area

An elderly male citizen with hair the consistency of cotton candy and of a somewhat reddish tint, who thinks he can fool the general population into thinking he is not balding by combing the hair over the baldspot.

Population Control. Refers to all gay people. Their lack of ability to reproduce with each other classifies them as population control.

An inexpensive, yet highly effective, carbon dioxide powered semi-automatic weapon used for controlling the population of loud, shiny, black beasts known as Grackles. This weapon is only good for close shots, due to the fact that male Grackles, and occasionally female Grackles, wear Kevlar plated feathers. The Grak 9 can fire up to eight rounds of ammunition in as little as 1.6 seconds. Since the majority of Grackles sport Kevlar plated feathers, making the kill zone on these black imps a mere inch in diameter, more than one shot is typically needed to terminate one of these elephantine, frog eating devils.

A region of the United States covering the geographic southern United States, or roughly the area south of the 37th or 38th parallels, north latitude.

Not to be confused with the Bible Belt, the Sun Belt extends beyond the states traditionally associated with the deep south (Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Carolinas), and extends west through the warmer climes of the continental U.S. (Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Florida, Colorado, Utah, Oklahoma, Nevada, extending as far north as Virginia).

The Sun Belt has seen substantial population growth in recent decades, fueled by milder winters, coupled with the availability and affordability of air conditioning. In addition, the latter half of the 20th century has seen a surge in retiring baby boomers migrating domestically, as well as the influx of immigrants, both legal and illegal, into this region.

One of the most densely populated areas for professional sports in the U.S., the college powerhouse SEC has existed there for over 75 years, with the population boom also adding to the creation of the eponymous Sun Belt Conference (est. 1976) and the currently higher profile...