"JagOff" is my favorite Zebrahead song, along with "Playmate of the Year", "I'm Money", "Rescue Me", "Subtract You", and "Into You".
by Karen Stickney November 09, 2008
Eve 6 before Tony Fagenson. It featured Max Collins, Jon Siebels, and a guy named Nick whose last name I can't remember.
by Karen Stickney September 20, 2008
Eric says I listen to weird music. Did he mean it as a compliment or as an insult?
Hey Mike, if Eric heard the Seven Mary Three song "Times Like These", he'd think you listen to weirder music than he said about me.
Hey Mike, if Eric heard the Seven Mary Three song "Times Like These", he'd think you listen to weirder music than he said about me.
by Karen Stickney July 30, 2008
by Karen Stickney December 09, 2008
Arthur: "Someone named Sharonda is interested in me".
Me: "You better not let Mike hear you say that because he thinks I'm your real girlfriend, not her".
Arthur: "And, you better not let him hear about Tyrone, either, or he'll think we're cheating on each other with these people".
Me: "You better not let Mike hear you say that because he thinks I'm your real girlfriend, not her".
Arthur: "And, you better not let him hear about Tyrone, either, or he'll think we're cheating on each other with these people".
by Karen Stickney December 28, 2008
a cancer treatment consisting of being hooked up to medicine-containing machines Side effects include losing your hair
by Karen Stickney July 16, 2006
someone who expects everything to be exactly like the thing they like; doesn't believe in watered-down versions of such things
A country purist expects all country music to be honky-tonk and feeling sorry for yourself. A punk purist expects all punk to anarchist and government-hating. A metal purist expects all metal to be about fantasy things like dragons and knights, or about sex, drugs, and rock and roll and have instrumental solos. An R&B purist expects all R&B to have horns in the music. A rap/hip hop purist expects all rap/hip hop to have swearing and bragging. A jazz purist expects all jazz to be instrumental only. A pop purist expects all pop to be like the teen pop of the 1980s and 1990s. A folk/ singer/songwriter purist expects all folk/singer/songwriter albums to just the singer's voice and either an acoustic guitar, a piano, or all three of these.
by Karen Stickney December 11, 2008