by Al January 20, 2003
1. An implementaion of the idea that some things are to vulgar, disturbing, or otherwise unpleasant to be talked about, printed, or shown in media. These media are edited/not released to the public, based on the norms of society.
2. A tool used by those in power to control the flow of information, and subsequent opinions, of those not in power.
2. A tool used by those in power to control the flow of information, and subsequent opinions, of those not in power.
1. The movie was "cleverly" dubbed over to eliminate swearing, which is a form of censorship.
2. Censorship has, over time, led many people to believe that those who are wealthy are more intelligent, fit, or worthy than those who are not (and corporate America owns these peoples' minds).
2. Censorship has, over time, led many people to believe that those who are wealthy are more intelligent, fit, or worthy than those who are not (and corporate America owns these peoples' minds).
by Al October 12, 2003
by Al March 25, 2005
by Al May 07, 2003
1. Any beer. Particularly refers to heavy, full bodied beers, which can be very filling.
2. Guiness, or Irish Breakfast, as it is also called.
2. Guiness, or Irish Breakfast, as it is also called.
1. I don't need lunch; I just had some liquid bread.
2. Guiness is the closest you'll ever get to liquid bread without putting a loaf of Wonderbread into a blender.
2. Guiness is the closest you'll ever get to liquid bread without putting a loaf of Wonderbread into a blender.
by Al February 09, 2004
by Al February 06, 2004