Opeth

Last time I checked, 'there' indicates a position, whereas 'their' indicates a multiple number of objects.

Stupid people don't know their (adjectives).


Catch the frisbee?

by Larstait December 03, 2003

archive

Accruance of material since a set point, or since the beginning of a derived point of time.

The ancient archive!

by larstait October 16, 2003

coagulate

To incrassate; thicken; curdle.

The blood coagulates after death.

by Larstait November 08, 2003

Jobbles

Well-Known is Jobbles the Brain Invader of Norwegian myth, he is said to enter ones brain when they are camping out near a large body of water and infest their brain cavities with purple eggs that will hatch three days later.

Three days...

by larstait October 31, 2003

corrugated

Wrinkled.

Past tense of corrugate

The corrugated and decrepit vagabond hath smote thy commonwealth

by larstait October 11, 2003

value

The quality or state of condition.

Something simple people pride themselves in or around.

Good value

High values

by larstait October 21, 2003

Hydra

A mythical creature usually with the likeness of a dragon. Has more than one or two heads.

There's the Hydra!

Bring out your broad sword!

SLICE HIS THROAT!

And grab his scrote.

by larstait October 29, 2003