1. A plant with stalks that can only be eaten after being sweetened and cooked and often eaten with other things anyway. Many people have heard of it but never seen it before.
by DW May 28, 2004
What an organization puts in the place of a child's name when printing massive amounts of documents for a body of children. Often reflects the worthlessness of a seemingly honorable award.
1. Congratulations! Insert Child's Name Here has been nominated to be included in the "Best Children Ever" book! Please make a check out for $400 to see your child with other distinguished youths!
2. Congratulations, Insert Child's Name Here! You have received the Good Effort Award, which is signed by George Bush!!!!!!!(or a copy of his signature)
2. Congratulations, Insert Child's Name Here! You have received the Good Effort Award, which is signed by George Bush!!!!!!!(or a copy of his signature)
by DW June 11, 2004
by dw March 23, 2003
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how bad cannibal corpse are.fuck those guys cannibal corpse and there lyrics fucking rule!!!!
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despite people like "sven" and "larstait"'s dumb opinions cannibal corpse remains one of the greatest and most influential deathmetal bands around
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THEY ROCK!!!!!
by dw August 11, 2004
by dw March 23, 2003
A word that stems from the phrase "k thx, bye" (and it's derivitives), which are bastardisations of "ok thanks bye".
This uttering is commonly associated with so-called IRC "lamers" (see lamer) renouned for the overuse of retarded abbreviations (such as the above) during chat sessions.
It is used extensively in IRC geek humour and in-jokes. See the example.
This uttering is commonly associated with so-called IRC "lamers" (see lamer) renouned for the overuse of retarded abbreviations (such as the above) during chat sessions.
It is used extensively in IRC geek humour and in-jokes. See the example.
by dw January 19, 2003