Revolution 

Something the United States needs to have.

It is up to us to fix this system and stand up for our freedom, everyday our rights are being trampled on. Revolution is the key to preserving our natural rights.

Revolution by bunnywith August 7, 2008

Revolution 

The process of replacing a tyrant with a different tyrant

"The revolution is now complete!" said Napoleon. "Meet the new boss!"

"Same as the old boss," said a French peasant under his breath.

Revolution by Bobbobbobbobbobbobbobbobbob May 27, 2013

revolution 

A good thing; working on it right now; all I need is some firepower, some followers, and a public stage to express views.

"A little revolution is a good thing"
-Thomas Jefferson

revolution by Kaladbolg June 29, 2003

revolution 

What most "activists" in our country these days seem to talk about yet never have the balls to pull off.

Revolution of macaroni and cheese.

revolution by ass cheese June 14, 2003

revolution 

keeps things healthy
stand up for your rights!

what we need

revolution by R March 2, 2004

revolution 

The answer to wordgovernment/word. Also a wonderful excuse to rob a shitload of rich people.

Revolutions are so much fun.

revolution by DarkMillennia August 26, 2003

revolution 

1. Most commonly referred to in the form of an uprising. Usually by the people who are doing the revolt, the high powers consider it a rebellion.

2. Also a full orbit around a planet (for satellites/moons) or star (for planets).

The origin is interesting: Copernicus published a book in 1543 (apparently it's title is contraversial) Called something to the effect of: "On the Revolution of Heavenly Spheres". The Heavenly spheres is the part in question: some say it's Heavenly Orbs, celestial spheres, Heavenly bodies... but I went with the most common theory.

This book caused such an uprising, that the word revolution gained it's new and now common meeting.

1. Viva la revolution! (The revolution lives!)

2. It takes 365.24 days for the Earth to make a full revolution around the sun (according to the atomic clock), which is why our leap year adds another day every four years-- to make it reach 365.25. Because these numbers don't match exactly, our years are actually inaccurate, moreso as time goes on.

revolution by ~The Nameless One~ June 12, 2005