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the rarest of ALL elements unexistent everywhere in today's world you'll NEVER be able to aquire some nobody has any at all it's undoable as the chief procurator here, I've searched the net, scoured the collectors inventories boggled my mind far and wide, but struck out bro your frosted, translucent, illumuinated silk-ma~che 12vdc /12ft long stringer of dingo balls must have been made of unobtainium they're nowhere to be found damn!
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May 8, 2006 Urban Word of the Day
An imaginary unavailable material used humourously to solve otherwise impossible problems; an item of unaffordable price. Of course, it would have to be made of pure unobtainium to work.
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any nonexistent material A ship like that would have been made of unobtainium
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James Cameron's autograph James Cameron only gives his Unobtainium for fan money.
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Word originated around Sport Car Racing in the North Texas area in the mid '70s. We referred to "cheater" sport car motors as having unobtainium parts that the average person could not get, but I like the way it is used in #1. When the Porsche blew the transaxle, there was unobtainium all over the track.
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Referring to a person, place or thing that will never happen. "He took her out to dinner three times, but she turned out to be unobtainium."
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This crazy rock-like substance that is "hard to get" without shedding a lot of blue blood (but not Blue-Blood) used in the movie Avitar to make smart, thinking people perseverate on this STUPID word for the entire film. Can you believe those morons who wrote/directed such a creative film were unable to come up with a better word than "unobtainium?" Who came up with this, are they still finding work writing? Are they kicking themselves? What happened to words like kryptonite?
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