Exor's definitions
by Exor November 4, 2003

An impudent alien race that's outlook on life is incredibly flawed and ridiculous. The glorious Galactic Empire under the rule of Emperor Palpatine would have completely eradicated the Yuuzhan Vong had it still been in power.
The Eclipse, the Emperor's flagship, could have wiped out the entire Yuuzhan Vong invasion force alone.
by Exor January 12, 2004

Emperor Palpatine's ultimate weapon, designed by Umak Leth. From it's orbit around Byss, it could fire armed and shielded projectiles through hyperspace to any region of the galaxy. Each projectile could be modified to destroy different quantities of matter, to which the Galaxy Gun could destroy a city, a starship, a continent, or an entire planet or star.
"They will return to Pinnacle base and boast to their friends... They have at best a few hours before they all die! It's time to show the Alliance it's day has ended. Fire the Galaxy Gun!
by Exor January 21, 2004

A large congregation of people banding together to take down whatever it is they think is plaguing their life. They usually carry torches and pitch forks, and speak in old english.
"Down with __________!" Someone says, raising his pitch fork.
Thousands of others scream "Down with__________!!!!!!" raising their torches and pitch forks.
Thousands of others scream "Down with__________!!!!!!" raising their torches and pitch forks.
by Exor January 15, 2004


The crapiest game system ever developed. It was created by the Microcrap game division that implemented about every bug known to man into it's crap...er....masterpiece.
by Exor November 24, 2003

Some goon used by an evil guy to protect himself from enemy fire. Usually gets killed as soon as he is taken as a shield by multiple rounds of fire.
The villain is suddenly caught by an undercover agent who starts firing everywhere to kill his henchmen. The villain then uses the closest surviving henchman as a human shield in order to make his escape, just as the hero suddenly decides to fire at the villain.
by Exor January 19, 2004
