A situation in which two states have enough weapons (typically nuclear) to ensure that should one launch an attack the other would be able to respond in a strong enough way to destroy the attacker. Both would be destroyed.
This situation is supposed to prevent either side from launching such an attack.
The Cold War between the USA and the USSR in the 20th Century is an example of such a situation.
This situation is supposed to prevent either side from launching such an attack.
The Cold War between the USA and the USSR in the 20th Century is an example of such a situation.
by Flame August 30, 2003
To apply violence to another person in an attempt to reduce them to the consistency of whipped potato (See also Mashed potato.)
The song "Mash up Tony Blair" is used today in much the same way as the chant "Maggie, Maggie, Maggie. Out! Out! Out!" was used in the 1980s, although is not so popular.
by Flame August 31, 2003
A simple but very effective family of malware spread mainly by stupid Micro$oft users who don't update their system and don't have a virus scanner.
I keep getting bounces from virus scanners that are to stupid to realise that Sobig forges the from address.
by flame August 29, 2003
1) Anarchism is a political ideology followed by anarchists. Although many people belive anarchism to be a type of communism, anarchists actually regard communism as state perpetrated captialism.
Anarchism regards any form of heirachical authority system as undesirable and aims to promote a co-operative system of organisation.
Anarchism regards wages, interest and rent as harmful; prefering instead that workers own their own labour.
Many political thinkers see a totaly anarchic system as unworkable, however moderate anarchists do exist in the same way that moderates of other political ideologies (such as conservatism, socialism and capitalism) exist.
Anarchism should not be confused with the pure free-market systems sometimes proposed by, so called, anarcho-capitalists.
2) Anarchism is a philisophical conjecture that the natural state of human-beings is one of social interaction and co-operation as equals.
Anarchism regards any form of heirachical authority system as undesirable and aims to promote a co-operative system of organisation.
Anarchism regards wages, interest and rent as harmful; prefering instead that workers own their own labour.
Many political thinkers see a totaly anarchic system as unworkable, however moderate anarchists do exist in the same way that moderates of other political ideologies (such as conservatism, socialism and capitalism) exist.
Anarchism should not be confused with the pure free-market systems sometimes proposed by, so called, anarcho-capitalists.
2) Anarchism is a philisophical conjecture that the natural state of human-beings is one of social interaction and co-operation as equals.
1) I would like to vote for someone who belives in Anarchism, but they don't often stand for election.
2) In a society organised by Anarchism no-one should force anyone else to do something.
2) In a society organised by Anarchism no-one should force anyone else to do something.
by Flame August 29, 2003
by Flame April 13, 2005
by Flame August 29, 2003
1) Term for a drug user. Possibly originating from the manner in which solvent addicts imbibe glue; they put the substance into a bag then repeatedly breath in and out with the bag over their mouth.
2) Its modern use is more likely to refer to a smack (heroin) addict and is usually a term of abuse.
2) Its modern use is more likely to refer to a smack (heroin) addict and is usually a term of abuse.
1) That bag head was in my shop buying glue again today.
2) Some dirty bag heads left needles on the school playing field.
2) Some dirty bag heads left needles on the school playing field.
by Flame August 31, 2003