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Bugatti

Extremely top-end luxury/sports cutomobile manufacturer. Recent (and highly limited-edition) models include the EB 110, and the extravagant Veyron.
The new Bugatti Veyron has a quad-turbocharged 16-cylinder engine, with real cut diamonds in the center of the gauges, as well as pure platinum accents on the exterior. The MSRP is $1,200,000.
by EJL March 14, 2004
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Manhattan

One of the most expensive places to live on the planet, but presently the center of the Universe, much like Rome was during the Roman Empire.
The average price for a 2 bedroom apartment in Manhattan is $1.4 million. (2004)
by EJL March 8, 2004
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Fothermucker

-You're a fothermucker!!!!
-Yeah? You're a Sock Cucker!!!!!
-Shaddup you Buck Futters!!!!!!!!
by EJL December 5, 2003
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ROTK

by EJL December 19, 2003
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msrp

Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price.
What's the MSRP of the new Ferrari Enzo?
$690,000.
by EJL November 6, 2003
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G500

Gelandewagen. Quasi-SUV built by Mercedes-Benz. Originally made for European military forces, demand was so popular that they were offered to the European public, much like the Hummer H1 was in America. Until recently, was only available in comtinental Europe. Currently built in limited quantities. The exterior styling of the vehicle has basically remained unchanged since 1976, but apparently, it performs quite well off-road. Now one of the most popular vehicles with Hip-Hop stars, mainly because of their roominess and relatively expensive price tags.
Until Mercedes gives the G-Class a facelift, I'll take a new Range Rover.
by EJL April 28, 2004
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lambs to the slaughter

A person accepting punishment/harm with dignity, without crying out, as Jesus was during his crucifixion.
He was led as a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep is silent before the shearers, he did not open his mouth.
by EJL March 31, 2004
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