1. A rabbit that is also a robot or at least partially converted cyborg.
2. The last name of a family of anthropomorphic bunnies, matroned by Bunnie Rabbot, a freedom fighter.
2. The last name of a family of anthropomorphic bunnies, matroned by Bunnie Rabbot, a freedom fighter.
Bucky O'Hare is a rabbot warrior!
by Jordan Hill August 11, 2004
A term used to describe the most powerful suit of power armour on Rifts Earth (and maybe the Megaverse...): The USA-G10 Laser Resistant Armored Infantry Personnel Assault Unit. The name is applied to all variants of the armour produced by other nations as well. The term applies to those who regularly pilot the armour too, predominantly Free Quebec.
The name is derived from the way the light reflects and shines off of the armour, as a result of it being build to reflect laser attacks, so they inflict half damage.
The name is derived from the way the light reflects and shines off of the armour, as a result of it being build to reflect laser attacks, so they inflict half damage.
Glitter-Boys lose their resistance to our laser-pulse rifles when they use black paint to camouflage themselves to hide in the shadows so out flashlights don't give them away when we run across them...
by Jordan Hill December 17, 2004
Chakras are also, in Yoga and many new-age psychic circles, the energy points in the spirit/soul/energy body where different kinds of energy flow through. As one progresses from bottom to top, each chakra delves into theoretically more complex forms of thought and emotion.
There are seven, though some consider the eighth to be the aura or something along those lines. There can really be more or less, depending on how complex the mysticism makes it. I've seen three, and I've seen 20+ (usually any beyond 7 include 'lesser' chakras, energy conduits on the body that don't serve a function other than taking in and expelling psychic energy).
There are seven, though some consider the eighth to be the aura or something along those lines. There can really be more or less, depending on how complex the mysticism makes it. I've seen three, and I've seen 20+ (usually any beyond 7 include 'lesser' chakras, energy conduits on the body that don't serve a function other than taking in and expelling psychic energy).
by Jordan Hill December 17, 2004
Short for Dimensional Being. A slang term used to discriminate against beings that, while humanoid, are visibly inhuman. It even applies to humans who are mutated.
Turned around, the slang is sometimes used for Dead Boy
Turned around, the slang is sometimes used for Dead Boy
Nuke the town, I don't care if there are humans in there, they consort with D-Bees and mages, they have to die!
by Jordan Hill December 17, 2004
"The curl of the lock of hair of the beloved." - Translation
This is the energy at the base chakra in Yoga, Hindu, and other spiritual practices. It flows from the base, curling like a snake, penetrating each chakra on both sides, until it reaches the top.
Said by some to be a dangerous practice, they recommend doing it only after having a great deal of experience in both chakras and lesser energy openings. It brings great power, apparently.
This is the energy at the base chakra in Yoga, Hindu, and other spiritual practices. It flows from the base, curling like a snake, penetrating each chakra on both sides, until it reaches the top.
Said by some to be a dangerous practice, they recommend doing it only after having a great deal of experience in both chakras and lesser energy openings. It brings great power, apparently.
by Jordan Hill December 17, 2004
1. (noun) A tool that is run across surfaces to clean or style it in some manner. See hair brush, tooth brush, etc. Made of tiny bristles or teeth that scrape dirt out, scratch the surface, and remove loose things.
2. (verb) To run an appropriate brush across the surface it was designed for, the process of cleaning.
3. (noun) Loose vegetation (often dead) found low to the ground.
4. (verb) To loosely touch without purpose.
2. (verb) To run an appropriate brush across the surface it was designed for, the process of cleaning.
3. (noun) Loose vegetation (often dead) found low to the ground.
4. (verb) To loosely touch without purpose.
I bought a brush today.
I brushed my teeth with my tooth brush.
I brushed my hair with my hair brush.
When the bear ran at me, I hid in the brush.
I brushed her arm as I passed by.
I apologized, and then brushed past her as I took the only means out of the room.
I brushed my teeth with my tooth brush.
I brushed my hair with my hair brush.
When the bear ran at me, I hid in the brush.
I brushed her arm as I passed by.
I apologized, and then brushed past her as I took the only means out of the room.
by Jordan Hill August 11, 2004
'Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story', was, as it sounds, the biographical movie about Bruce Lee. It attempts to retell his story, though it paints a much nicer picture and leaves out certain details about his life. He is believed to have been a rampant drug user, and to have cheated on his wife. I personally doubt he got in a huge fight with a bunch of American sailors too, but I'll let them have that one.
The story also includes some supernatural elements which I believe were supposed to take place in his mind, or on the spirit realm, or something like that. I will not say what, because that will spoil it, but it made the movie for me.
Fact or fiction, a good movie to see, so much that it stayed in my mind for over ten years until I saw it again.
The story also includes some supernatural elements which I believe were supposed to take place in his mind, or on the spirit realm, or something like that. I will not say what, because that will spoil it, but it made the movie for me.
Fact or fiction, a good movie to see, so much that it stayed in my mind for over ten years until I saw it again.
No, the biographical film was Dragon, not Enter the Dragon. That one was a fictional one that actually had Bruce Lee in it. Wow, look at him flex those pythons!
by Jordan Hill December 17, 2004