A plastic object with 10 sides. Arbits the fate of vampires, werewolves, RD's, faeries, mummies, and gammers unsure on High School courses next year.
by Galen Deepinglen May 22, 2004
So, this has become a chatroom? Sorry, its just rare that I see someone who isn't an America-can-kill-whoever-they-want-to kind of person. Oh that and my angst is at a record high, so I'm freaking out over anyone who *drama* understands me. Spring break is just a way of driving adolescents into making asses of themselves.
by Galen Deepinglen March 21, 2003
The only game whos quality is based entirely on who plays it. Some munchkins and posers give the entire game a bad name, while someone who spits on the aformentioned denominations can make the game reasonably enjoyable.
by Galen Deepinglen March 21, 2003
by Galen Deepinglen May 08, 2003
1. A great, troubled writer who's broken, honest voice makes his music so much more endearing.
2. Founder of Saddle Creek and father of that pantheon.
3. A really, really pretty androgynous guy. :-P
2. Founder of Saddle Creek and father of that pantheon.
3. A really, really pretty androgynous guy. :-P
I believe that lovers should be tied together// and thrown into the ocean in the worst of weather// left there to drown, left there to drown in their innocence-Conor Oberst
by Galen Deepinglen May 22, 2004
The term originates from a Neo-Classicist during the 1800's, comparing the Romantics to the Goths of old who sacked Rome. The term stuck, though it has been warped over the ages. Nowadays it is a sub-culture that emphasizes the dark, spooky and cynical. The heavy, sorrowful themes stem from the Romantic Movement's emphasis on emotion, drama, and the human condition. This includes the color black, vampires, and the works of Edgar Allen Poe.
So those oh-so-witty definitions of goth as a few Germanic tribes are tragically,tragically right.
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by Galen Deepinglen January 12, 2005