Alexander D'Arata-Newby's definitions

realistic

1.something that is extremely similar to that which is real.
2. something not irrealistic

"Man, that book "Battle Royale" was in many ways frighteningly realistic"

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby November 30, 2003

Indeedly

1. Slightly more ammusing form of indeed.

"Well that was a terrible movie"
"Indeedly"

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby December 29, 2003

Irrealistic

Something that is not realistic.

"Man that movie was so irrealistic, there's no way a dinosaur could be a ninja"

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby November 30, 2003

The New Jersey Monster

Fear the NJ Monster for it is fucking huge.

It's like New Jersey only... it's A MONSTER!!!!!!

It's 300 MILES TALL and it kills SPACESHIPS

It's also as WIDE AS NICO RAAAAWWWWGGGG!!!!!!!

It's legs are made of "SUPER IRON" RRRAWWWGGGG!!!! which is like IRON exept it's LIKE FLESH only it's made of A MILLION BILLION BLACK HOLES.

It's body is made of WHITE HOLES which neutralizes the black hole's gravity vacumes,

it's CLAWS are made of SUPER NOVAS and when they hit stuff it causes another SUPER NOVA

It's face is made of trees EVIIIILLL TREES and its TEETH are made of HELL the real HELL that DANTE wrote about, exept they're TEETH EVVVILLL HELL TEETH RRRAAWWWGGG.

and he's gonna get YOU

RRRRAWWWWGGG!!!!

Guy:OMFG It's the New Jersey Monster
Other Guy: Duh, it's 300 miles tall.

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby March 13, 2004

Asimovian

1.Relating to the life/works of famous SF author Isaac Asimov.
2.Something reminisent of Isaac Asimov's work.

"Man that new Science Fiction book was great and had a few hints asimovian science worked into the plot"

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby December 31, 2003

culturo-temporal

culture in relation to time.

if everyone followed the norm there would be a culturo-temporal deadlock

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby August 29, 2003

psychopoetic

something that expresses pychological knowlege in a poetic way, or vice-versa.

The author revealed a lot about the main character with that psychopoetic passage.

by Alexander D'Arata-Newby November 12, 2003