Dave's definitions
For example:
Going outside to learn, as in a charter school; learning is hands-on and experienced personally instead of in-class.
Going outside to learn, as in a charter school; learning is hands-on and experienced personally instead of in-class.
"Lake Superior High School, formerly known as Peaks, is an experiential charter school....in otherwords, there are lots of field trips! ^.^ "
by Dave July 6, 2004
Get the experientialmug. by Dave January 15, 2004
Get the streakmug. Something someone would say if he has experience of any sort, particularly a soldier's battlefield experience.
All in all, this phrase is self-explanetory to whatever meaning you desire.
All in all, this phrase is self-explanetory to whatever meaning you desire.
"Screaming, killing, explosions.....I've seen it all."
-a soldier
"Murder, punks, drugees..... man I've seen it all."
-a thug
"When she removed her thong man......I'VE SEEN IT ALL!!! ^.^ ^.^ ^.^ "
-a perv
-a soldier
"Murder, punks, drugees..... man I've seen it all."
-a thug
"When she removed her thong man......I'VE SEEN IT ALL!!! ^.^ ^.^ ^.^ "
-a perv
by Dave May 4, 2004
Get the I've seen it allmug. by Dave March 26, 2004
Get the slanteyemug. Supposedly spelt "Tselinoyarsk"; this is the location that will take place in the new Metal Gear Solid 3 game.
by Dave September 9, 2004
Get the Tselinoyaskmug. National Socialist Black Metal. black metal which contains racist beliefs, essentially. NSBM bands are usually, musically speaking, of the kvlt persuasion, with the local folk instruments thrown in here and there.
NSBM bands usually draw their lyrical inspiration from pre-Christian heathen traditions rather than Satanism, and usually ascribe or claim to ascribe to the standards of honour supposedly upheld by these ancestral folk.
Somewhat confusingly, NSBM is most popular in the Slavic regions of Eastern Europe; one of the biggest names in the scene, Rob Darken, is actually from Poland, surely the last place you'd expect anything remotely Nazi-esque to be taking root.
NSBM bands usually draw their lyrical inspiration from pre-Christian heathen traditions rather than Satanism, and usually ascribe or claim to ascribe to the standards of honour supposedly upheld by these ancestral folk.
Somewhat confusingly, NSBM is most popular in the Slavic regions of Eastern Europe; one of the biggest names in the scene, Rob Darken, is actually from Poland, surely the last place you'd expect anything remotely Nazi-esque to be taking root.
by Dave June 19, 2004
Get the NSBMmug. 