5 definitions by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval
A jew, in a racist, discriminatory sense. According to Wikipedia, the term "kike" was at first a discriminatory word used by Jews who lived in Western Europe (France, UK or Germany) to refer to those who lived in Eastern Europe (Poland, Romania or Russia), whose family names often ended with "ki". The term was later used by Christians and non-Jews against the whole Jewish population, so the term became a general ethnic slur against Jews in general.
1.- Mr. Manilowski did it, huh? Must be Polish, that damn kike...
2.- You're going to Auschwitz, you fucking kike!
2.- You're going to Auschwitz, you fucking kike!
by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval October 13, 2005
The act of hurting oneself for various reasons. Out of all the forms of self-injury, the best known forms are cutting and punching the wall. Cutting is usually considered as something done by angsty, sad teenagers that may or may not be considered emo, while punching the wall is usually done by irate, hot-tempered men who need to discharge their wrath against something.
The former is usually frowned upon for the already mentioned reasons, while the latter is usually considered as the manliest way to vent off the anger.
The former is usually frowned upon for the already mentioned reasons, while the latter is usually considered as the manliest way to vent off the anger.
Example 1: Look at all these scars, you dipshit! YOU'RE AN EMO! KILL YOURSELF!
Example 2: You broke your hand because you got pissed off and punched the wall? AWESOME! Now that's manly self-injury!
Example 2: You broke your hand because you got pissed off and punched the wall? AWESOME! Now that's manly self-injury!
by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval June 10, 2007
The most evolved species of geek, capable of disguising itself and acting as pretty much any other human.
On the outside, a geek incognito looks like an average person: those between ages 15 and 25 usually dress like any other person, go to the same parties, drink as much booze as normal people do, hang out at the same bars, and sometimes they even hook up with some girls and end up getting some pussy.
However, once they return to their homes, they become a normal geek of any kind, whether it's a sci-fi geek, an otaku / wapanese, or a nerd. Some of them keep their bedrooms clean and without any geek adornment, in order to not scare away any visitor; some of them, on the other hand, prefer to have a geeky room to express themselves.
These geeks are usually the most highly revered species among the average geekdom, thanks to their ability to make love to the opposite sex.
On the outside, a geek incognito looks like an average person: those between ages 15 and 25 usually dress like any other person, go to the same parties, drink as much booze as normal people do, hang out at the same bars, and sometimes they even hook up with some girls and end up getting some pussy.
However, once they return to their homes, they become a normal geek of any kind, whether it's a sci-fi geek, an otaku / wapanese, or a nerd. Some of them keep their bedrooms clean and without any geek adornment, in order to not scare away any visitor; some of them, on the other hand, prefer to have a geeky room to express themselves.
These geeks are usually the most highly revered species among the average geekdom, thanks to their ability to make love to the opposite sex.
Person 1: Have you seen Joseph? Last time I talked to him, he claimed to have nailed this girl at a pub!
Person 2: How come!? But he's such a big geek! He has a Dollfie in his desk, his shelves are full of anime DVDs and manga books, and he has j-pop in his iPod! He's even got some pics of himself cosplaying as Kenshin Himura at Otakon!
Person 1: Then I guess he's a geek incognito. Strange, huh?
Person 2: How come!? But he's such a big geek! He has a Dollfie in his desk, his shelves are full of anime DVDs and manga books, and he has j-pop in his iPod! He's even got some pics of himself cosplaying as Kenshin Himura at Otakon!
Person 1: Then I guess he's a geek incognito. Strange, huh?
by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval October 23, 2006
by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval June 17, 2005
A compact car with an awesome performance, a sleek sporty look, and a great interior design. Although the room in the rear seat is rather limited, this car makes an excellent choice for anyone who wants great performance combined with good comfort and a decent price.
This editor drives a 1997 Sunfire, and though he already had a couple of mechanical failures, that's because his car is rather old and battered: 10 years and 54000 miles (87500 km). Putting these user-specific details aside, this car has a great reliability and an amazing performance: this editor has managed to outrun a Civic, a Jetta, a Sentra and an Accord without much problem.
by Acoyani Garrido Sandoval June 10, 2007