by Nick November 18, 2004
A horrid way-of-life where goths (who spray Axe and shop at Hot Topic) and preps (who watch MTV and shop at Aeropostale) go and insult each other. Yes, there is some intergration, but usually they just insult each other on the way they look.
by Nick October 01, 2003
by Nick May 08, 2005
An organism with large or bulging eyes. Possibly induced by crack use of the mother. They tend to be very aggressive tward Asians, and vise versa.
More commonly used as a nick name for Nick and Siri, but can also be used as an insult.
More commonly used as a nick name for Nick and Siri, but can also be used as an insult.
by Nick April 02, 2005
The mage who led the Mystics in the war against the humans in the year 600 AD. (Chrono Trigger)
As specified above, there is no "n" in Magus. It isn't prefixed by "the", it's improper grammar. It's just "Magus".
As specified above, there is no "n" in Magus. It isn't prefixed by "the", it's improper grammar. It's just "Magus".
Oh, great Magus, why didn't you just exterminate the human race 400 years ago?
- Medina Villager in CT.
- Medina Villager in CT.
by Nick July 07, 2003
Popular acronym for the relatively short-lived but genius cult morning TV spoof show, "This Morning With Richard Not Judy". UK TV viewers will know the origin of the title to be from the genuine morning TV show "This Morning with Richard and Judy". TMWRNJ brought such delights as The Curious Orange, and the real Rod Hull who was always after a bowl of jelly.
by nick May 13, 2004
As in other definitions, used to describe a person deemed of a lower, more worthless social rank. Created by George Orwell in his book "Nineteen Eighty-Four", to describe the lower insignificant classes of the fantastical British state.
"The proles are out on the streets causing trouble again."
by nick May 13, 2004