The attorney for the website Something Awful. Many have doubted his abilities as a lawyer, but somehow he manages to get the job done.
by Dark Chaos July 31, 2004
Originally a pic from the NES game Punch-Out, the picture dipected the events in between each tournament where Little Mac would jog through New York and his trainer, Doc Louis, would be leading him on a bike. One day, someone at Something Awful decided to take the picture and add the caption "Nigga stole my bike!" as a contribution to the photoshop contest of that week. This picture soon spread to YTMND, where it was placed on a web page with a sound clip of a person saying "Nigga stole my bike!" over and over again. Soon, variations were churned out almost daily, creating an Internet sensation that proved racism could still be funny...for a while.
A more popular variation involves the full animation of the scene accompanied by the music, with the infamous phrase mixed into the music.
by Dark Chaos August 24, 2005
1. An organization of right-wing Americans that visit "peace" rallies, to see just how peaceful they are when their opposition exercises their freedom of speech.
2. A member of the Protest Warrior organization.
2. A member of the Protest Warrior organization.
by Dark Chaos July 29, 2004
by Dark Chaos January 23, 2004
A person, often a peacenik, who believes that if you give the enemy what they want, they won't do anything more.
See also: France, Howard Dean, Bill Clinton, liberal
See also: France, Howard Dean, Bill Clinton, liberal
by Dark Chaos July 29, 2004
An abbreviation for "Anybody But Bush."
"Anybody but Bush" being a term used by neo-libs, socialists, communists, and all stupid parties in the US to indicate they do not like Bush in office. In actuality, a very rediculous term, as it opens a very broad statement, suggesting that one could run the country better than Bush has. (Please see elitist for a more detailed description of these people.)
"Anybody but Bush" being a term used by neo-libs, socialists, communists, and all stupid parties in the US to indicate they do not like Bush in office. In actuality, a very rediculous term, as it opens a very broad statement, suggesting that one could run the country better than Bush has. (Please see elitist for a more detailed description of these people.)
by Dark Chaos July 31, 2004