Derogatory term for a furry. Originated in the early 80's by protesters of some of the first furry conventions. This is largely due to the higher focus on such Warner Brothers characters as Pepe le Pew and Fifi le Pew at this time. As the focus of furry art has broadened since then, the term has largely fallen out of common useage.
by Draque December 09, 2004
A derogatory term for an Australian.
by Draque December 07, 2004
by Draque February 06, 2005
This is the Japanese word for "cute." It on the ever growing list of annoying Japanese words that many people use in attempts to make themselves seem more knowledgable about anime and/or Japanese culture.
See also: neko, baka, dame, kuso, sugoi
See also: neko, baka, dame, kuso, sugoi
When she started spouting random Japanese words like "kawai," I wanted to throttle her. If she's interested, she should actually learn Japanese, instead of making a mockery of it.
by Draque December 09, 2004
An increasingly popular genre of Science Fiction. The term is largely self explanatory in that a space opera is a drama that is simply put in the context of science fiction. Although it can be "hard" science fiction, space operas typically focus on the characters to a point where the actual setting (space obviously, but more specifically, a technological future) is largely unimportant.
Have you seen Cowboy Bebop or that new Battlestar Galactica show?
No, I've never been a fan of space operas.
No, I've never been a fan of space operas.
by draque February 16, 2005
Case Western Reserve University:
Where dreams go to die.
Case is primarily a school of engineering. It is a place that few with souls choose to go. Those foolish enough to attend this place of learning with any part that lasts forever are soon stripped of it.
Where dreams go to die.
Case is primarily a school of engineering. It is a place that few with souls choose to go. Those foolish enough to attend this place of learning with any part that lasts forever are soon stripped of it.
by draque April 11, 2005
verb
To "deep 6" a person is to kill them. Typically a euphamism used in terms of organized crime. The phrase comes from the fact that people are traditionally burried 6 feet undergound after death.
syn: off, whack, snuff
To "deep 6" a person is to kill them. Typically a euphamism used in terms of organized crime. The phrase comes from the fact that people are traditionally burried 6 feet undergound after death.
syn: off, whack, snuff
by Draque December 11, 2004