Definitions by Fosterpython
repetition
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A repetition:
Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again.
Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again: Jimmy said that again.
repetition by Fosterpython January 9, 2009
Fish
Fish by Fosterpython January 8, 2009
Hand
In human females, a nail support.
In human males, a nut scratcher.
In drunk humans, a cup holder.
In humans in general, antonym of foot.
In non-human primates, synonym of foot.
In human males, a nut scratcher.
In drunk humans, a cup holder.
In humans in general, antonym of foot.
In non-human primates, synonym of foot.
Hand by Fosterpython January 8, 2009
Warmhole
A hole that is warm; notably, a vagina.
Often mistaken for "wormhole", although both holes are often frequented with similar things.
Often mistaken for "wormhole", although both holes are often frequented with similar things.
Warmhole by Fosterpython January 8, 2009
longcat
Noun: a cat that is long, or, more notably, a white female cat holden by two hoomin hands that is so long that if she fought Tacgnol, the world would end.
Verb: to use an adjective twice in the same sentence.
Verb: to use an adjective twice in the same sentence.
longcat by Fosterpython January 8, 2009
Jesus
Greek name for a guy who was killed by the Romans, but, unlike all the others in such situation, thought he was doing mankind a favour (or so says modern paedophilic priests).
His biography is featured in the Bible, the best-selling book of all time, bought specially by people who couldn't read, and, when written only in Latin, by people who didn't speak Latin.
Often used as a curse word in silly situations.
His biography is featured in the Bible, the best-selling book of all time, bought specially by people who couldn't read, and, when written only in Latin, by people who didn't speak Latin.
Often used as a curse word in silly situations.
"Jesus, what the hell is that?!"
Jesus by Fosterpython January 8, 2009