brian's definitions
A small, light Cornflake-like dried bugger that falls from the nose and floats effortlessly to the ground.
by Brian April 15, 2003

uhh... regarding Eric's definition, Belmont's not that hard. I go to Carlmont, and yes, "Dangerous Minds" was based on the school, but focused on the problem created (that still exists) by the EPA kids bussed in from 'da hood. But the current principal hella cleaned the school up, and now its not as bad (some drugs and wannabe gangs, but I'm pretty sure its still one of the better SUHSD schools)
What I'm trying to say is its not the Belmont kids that make Crackmont hard, its the EPA kids. Belmont's just a mostly white-populated city of about 25,ooo people, a lot like San Carlos but with crappier elementary and middle schools, and a smaller population.
What I'm trying to say is its not the Belmont kids that make Crackmont hard, its the EPA kids. Belmont's just a mostly white-populated city of about 25,ooo people, a lot like San Carlos but with crappier elementary and middle schools, and a smaller population.
by brian September 28, 2006

A term for the kickass band, Judas Priest. Since they're so good, they have become the ONE AND ONLY Priest.
Metalhead: I listened to The Priest today, pretty awesome.
Confused Christian: Ahh... you mean Father Pedo, yes, his sermons are great.
Metalhead: umm... no, I'm talking about the metalgods, Judas Priest!!!
Confused Christian: sinners!!! nooo!!!!
Confused Christian: Ahh... you mean Father Pedo, yes, his sermons are great.
Metalhead: umm... no, I'm talking about the metalgods, Judas Priest!!!
Confused Christian: sinners!!! nooo!!!!
by brian July 26, 2005

One who has a business in fizzleing and trizzleing"duh yo retard" Shout out to my homies at orrville Oh
by Brian April 11, 2005

A slang name for any of the mp3 players made by Dell. I have no doubt it is based on Apple's iPod, probably because of how similar it is in the sense that they're both great mp3 players.
by brian June 27, 2005

The most outrageous cheeseburger available. For you eastcoast folk, this will word does not apply. Only us lucky western type are blessed with what we call "In 'n Out Burger". Part of the sacred "secret menu," this burger is not a meal, it's an event. A normal, hungry teenage boy could be satisfied with a double cheeseburger, but for the man with a real appetite, the 10 by 10 will be the only burger that would suffice. 10 patties, slabbed with 10 pieces of american processed cheese, this thing is a monster. It can't be eaten normally, unless you can unlock your jaw. Most people eat it on its side, and end up eating about 6 patties and cheese slices by themselves, like a steak. Only a true man can handle this 5000 calorie beast.
by brian February 9, 2004
