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nihilist

people that unrealistic idiots don't understand. its about realising that there is no essential value or purpose to existence or the universe, therefore everything that we do has no real point, and the hype isn't worth it.
I have an idea. Why don't you stop labelling Nihilism as a 'self-defeating philosophy' and actually declare what you think is the validation for existence. then you might have an argument.
by BadLieutenant November 8, 2004
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chi-chi man

That negro is bumming and old man
by BadLieutenant June 3, 2004
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god

The intangible parent figure that is apparently there, and the one who inhibits the actions and decisions of billions of people worldwide. At least atheists have a mind of their own.
When your faith resides in God, your personal freedom is gone.
by BadLieutenant June 3, 2004
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King Crimson

British progressive rock band who were know for their unique style and battering symphonies. Fronted by guitartist Robert Fripp.
Listen to '21st Century Schizoid Man'.
great King Crimson track.
by BadLieutenant October 26, 2004
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N.E.R.D

Rock band composed of Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo (who are both members of The Neptunes), and their friend and fellow musician Shay Haley.
The band's sound is difficult to classify, but it could best be described as a mixture of rap and soulful rock. Their name is an acronym for 'No one Ever Really Dies'.
Hit songs include 'She Wants To Move', 'Rockstar' and 'Maybe'.
by BadLieutenant November 10, 2004
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Yes

Progressive Rock band out of the U.K., who have had many different line-ups over the years and have totally kicked ass.
Roundabout has a kickass synth solo.

Owner Of A Lonely Heart is dope.

Yes are a fucking great band.
by BadLieutenant October 26, 2004
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the who

A fantastic British rock band comprised of Roger Daultrey (Vocals), Peter Townshend (Guitarist), Keith Moon (Drums), and John Entwistle (Keyboard). Began in the early 1960's, and are still doing performances now, only with a different line-up (Moon and Entwistle both died in drug-related incidences).
Great tracks include 'Baba O'Riley', 'Won't Get Fooled Again', 'My Generation', 'I Can See For Miles' 'I Can't Explain' and many more.
by BadLieutenant September 3, 2004
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