Albie Wangsta's definitions

nattering nabobs of negativism

The coolest thing Spiro Agnew ever said.

Spiro Agnew called the press "nattering nabobs of negativism" in his speech the other day.

by Albie Wangsta April 1, 2004

Ngo Dinh Diem

Dictator installed by the United States in South Vietnam after the Geneva Accords in order to prevent the Communists from winning control of Vietnam in a democratic election. Repressed Buddhists. Eventually assassinated by the military.

Ngo Dinh Diem was like George W. Bush, but in Vietnam.

by Albie Wangsta April 13, 2004

choadarific

Adjective used to describe whore-ible behavior.

See choad.

Spiro Agnew was a very choadarific politician.

by Albie Wangsta March 25, 2004

gay marriage

The extension of certain essential rights--joint tax filing, hospital visitation rights, bereavement leave from work, to name a few--to mutually loving, consenting couples, regardless of sexual orientation.

Its legal ban is part of President George W. Bush's bid for the Bible Belt's vote in the 2004 election.

We shouldn't allow gay marriage because gay couples cannot reproduce! In fact, elderly couples can't reproduce either, so let's nullify their marriages! And while we're at it, let's ban sterile people from marrying too!
If we allow gay marriage, fairies will come from La-La Land and magically turn everyone in the United States gay, stopping us from reproducing! So ban gay marriage!

by Albie Wangsta March 27, 2004

Dizzy

Character in the Sammy/Arc Systems Works game franchise "Guilty Gear." First appeared in "Guilty Gear X."

Considered a vital character to the plot of the series. Also popular among the game's fanbase, due to her nearly universal appeal.

See bondageable.

I like Dizzy.

by Albie Wangsta March 27, 2004

trickle-down economics

An idiotic excuse for an economic policy. Practiced by President Herbert Hoover, to no beneficial effect.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation

by Albie Wangsta April 13, 2004

Beloved

An incredibly overrated book. Makes little to no sense. Jumps around between settings, points of view and even tenses without warning.

Also the title of a movie based on the book. The movie stars Oprah.

I looked for hidden significance in "Beloved," but I was too busy trying to figure out what the hell was going on.

by Albie Wangsta April 13, 2004