Definitions by GuidoPosse69

pulp fiction 

Fictitious literature that appeared in 1930s magazines that featured unsophisticated, often lurid stories that were generally interlocked to form an underlying plot.

The film Pulp Fiction is a take on the style of literature that was presented in 30's dime-store novels.

pulp fiction by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

royale with cheese 

The name for a Quarter Pounder with cheese in France. Popularized by Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta in the 1994 film Pulp Fiction.

- Do you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with cheese in France?
- They don't call it a quarter pounder with cheese?
- Hell no, they got the metric system. They don't know what the fuck a quarter pound is. They call it a royale with cheese.

royale with cheese by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

exorcist 

A Catholic priest, brother or religious layman who rids an invading demon or other evil supernatural entity.

Father Quinn was once an exorcist in Africa before joining our church.

exorcist by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

exorcism 

The act of driving out a demon or other supernatural entity using the Roman Ritual as prescribed by the Catholic Church.

Well, there are other options. Have you ever heard of exorcism? It's an ancient ritual by which a priest can expel this invading spirit.

exorcism by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

head

The act of performing oral sex on a male, properly known as fellatio. It is most often used in the phrase "to give head to."

I heard Missy Pepa gave head to you last night.

head by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

bestiality

The act of kinky sexual intercourse between a human and an animal.

Bestiality is a form of sexual pleasure that is considered a moral taboo, and highly devious from the norm, but I enjoy it very much anyway.

bestiality by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005

ya

1) Yes. An affirmative response.
2) You. The second person singular pronoun.

1) - How about some coffee?
- Ya, I'd like some?

2) Are ya chillin wit da posse?

ya by GuidoPosse69 February 16, 2005