15 definitions by Cody Murray
The way far too many people spell "hilarious." It is definitely one of the most popular misspelled words in the english laguage. "Halarious" is how most people pronounce "Hilarious" in every day speech. This is the root of the word.
An IM conversation:
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Joe: "Dood thatz halarious"
Grant: "No dude, it's your typing that's hilarious."
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Joe: "Dood thatz halarious"
Grant: "No dude, it's your typing that's hilarious."
by Cody Murray August 9, 2006
"Bachelor of Business Administration"
Typically a 4-year University Degree.
Majors for this degree could be Marketing, Management, Accounting, Economics, Finance, HR Management, E-Management etc.
Typically a 4-year University Degree.
Majors for this degree could be Marketing, Management, Accounting, Economics, Finance, HR Management, E-Management etc.
by Cody Murray March 21, 2008
A reoccurring red and blotchy rash surrounding the armpit. The cause and the cure for this symptom are both unknown. Some experts believe that it is due to continual usage of a certain arm deodorant and/or antiperspirant in which the person is somewhat allergic. A sufferer of "shitpit" usually decides not to switch the infecting product just for the heck of it, rather than logically trying a different product. It is a very complex disease affecting the person both mentally (insanity) and physically (red pits).
Darrell: "Dude, let's go to the Aqua-centre for a swim."
Bjorn: "Nah, I don't really want to."
Darrell: "Why the hell not?"
Bjorn: "Uhhh..... my shitpit is acting up again, it'll be embarrassing."
Bjorn: "Nah, I don't really want to."
Darrell: "Why the hell not?"
Bjorn: "Uhhh..... my shitpit is acting up again, it'll be embarrassing."
by Cody Murray August 23, 2005
Malaspina University College.
Established: 1969
Population: 7000+
A fast-growing University College in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. The 4th biggest University in British Columbia next to Simon Fraser University, The University of British Columbia, and The University of Victoria.
Malaspina University College offers various training options, which range from fundamental literacy skills and English-as-a-Second Language programs, to many Bachelor’s degrees, some Master’s degrees, and post-degree diploma programs.
Malaspina is well known in international education and contract training for business and industry.
Established: 1969
Population: 7000+
A fast-growing University College in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. The 4th biggest University in British Columbia next to Simon Fraser University, The University of British Columbia, and The University of Victoria.
Malaspina University College offers various training options, which range from fundamental literacy skills and English-as-a-Second Language programs, to many Bachelor’s degrees, some Master’s degrees, and post-degree diploma programs.
Malaspina is well known in international education and contract training for business and industry.
Justin: "I go to University on Vancouver Island."
Joe: "Oh yeah. Malaspina or UVIC?"
Justin: "Malaspina."
Joe: "Nice."
Joe: "Oh yeah. Malaspina or UVIC?"
Justin: "Malaspina."
Joe: "Nice."
by Cody Murray October 3, 2006
by Cody Murray August 15, 2006
Short for "Campbell River," a small city on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
North of Courtenay, Comox, and Nanaimo and south of Port Hardy, Port Alice, and Sayward.
North of Courtenay, Comox, and Nanaimo and south of Port Hardy, Port Alice, and Sayward.
by Cody Murray March 21, 2008
Nanaimo (na 'nai mo),
is the second largest city on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. It has been dubbed the "Bathtub Racing Capital of the World" and "Harbour City". Nanaimo is also sometimes referred to as the "Hub City" because of its central location on Vancouver Island, and being the main ferry connector between Vancouver and Vancouver Island.
Nanaimo is about 55 km west of Vancouver, separated by the Strait of Georgia, but directly linked to Vancouver via BC Ferries. By virtue of its proximity to Vancouver, Nanaimo is the gateway to many other destinations both on the island — Tofino, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Port Alberni, Rathtrevor Provincial Park — and off its coast — Newcastle Island, Gabriola Island, Valdes Island, and many other of the Gulf Islands.
Nanaimo began as a trading post in the early 1800s; in 1849 the Snuneymuxw chief Ki-et-sa-kun ("Coal Tyee") informed the Hudson's Bay Company of the presence of coal in the area, and in 1853 the company built a fort known as the Nanaimo Bastion (still preserved). Subsequently the town was chiefly known for the export of coal. The 1887 Nanaimo Mine Explosion killed 148 miners and was the largest man-made explosion until the Halifax Explosion. In the 1940s, lumber supplanted coal as the main business, although Minetown Days are still celebrated in the neighbouring community of Lantzville.
Malaspina University-College's beautiful and scenic main campus is located in Nanaimo, which brings many international students to the city. The school is also renowned for its music programs.
Notable Persons from Nanaimo:
Cameron Bright, Child actor
Kim Cattrall, Actress
Justin Chatwin, Actor
Glen Clark, Politician
Diana Krall, Jazz pianist and singer
is the second largest city on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. It has been dubbed the "Bathtub Racing Capital of the World" and "Harbour City". Nanaimo is also sometimes referred to as the "Hub City" because of its central location on Vancouver Island, and being the main ferry connector between Vancouver and Vancouver Island.
Nanaimo is about 55 km west of Vancouver, separated by the Strait of Georgia, but directly linked to Vancouver via BC Ferries. By virtue of its proximity to Vancouver, Nanaimo is the gateway to many other destinations both on the island — Tofino, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Port Alberni, Rathtrevor Provincial Park — and off its coast — Newcastle Island, Gabriola Island, Valdes Island, and many other of the Gulf Islands.
Nanaimo began as a trading post in the early 1800s; in 1849 the Snuneymuxw chief Ki-et-sa-kun ("Coal Tyee") informed the Hudson's Bay Company of the presence of coal in the area, and in 1853 the company built a fort known as the Nanaimo Bastion (still preserved). Subsequently the town was chiefly known for the export of coal. The 1887 Nanaimo Mine Explosion killed 148 miners and was the largest man-made explosion until the Halifax Explosion. In the 1940s, lumber supplanted coal as the main business, although Minetown Days are still celebrated in the neighbouring community of Lantzville.
Malaspina University-College's beautiful and scenic main campus is located in Nanaimo, which brings many international students to the city. The school is also renowned for its music programs.
Notable Persons from Nanaimo:
Cameron Bright, Child actor
Kim Cattrall, Actress
Justin Chatwin, Actor
Glen Clark, Politician
Diana Krall, Jazz pianist and singer
by Cody Murray October 3, 2006