Marie's definitions

sparkle motion

Phrase that can be used to describe something "awesome."

Originally from the movie "Donnie Darko," where Sparkle Motion was the name of a dance group composed of little girls.

Mr. Mac is my sparkle motion.

by Marie December 28, 2004

townie

A townie is a person that looks down on everyone that they meet. they all have a 'leader'. in our school it's rachel cox. she is as thick as shit!. All townies plaster on make up with trowels and walk around in their so called 'designer clothes... yea rite.

townie 1)auww my gwaddd like my foundation has cracked!
townie 2)errrrrrm (thinks for a moment) ere i got sum (passes foundation and trowel)
Townie 1) cheers luv. auww my gwadd look at her (points at goth)
Townie 2) wat a freak!
goth) no i think u r the freaks
townie 1 & 2) ERRRRRRR NO!
Remind you of neone? 2 everyone at de ferres it shud do ( becky redfern and beth howard)

by marie November 12, 2004

rice cake

1.) Filipino dessert
2.) a nonchalant way of calling someone a "puto"

Nothing's worse than a rice cake in his rice rocket!

by marie November 8, 2004

blue screen of death

a cruel joke played by bill gates. a blue colored screen that appears whilst using any of the windows operating systems, whether you have done something wrong with the computer or not. it prompts you to press any key to return to windows, or press ctrl alt del, but generally neither work. therefore your computer "dies" and it makes you want a mac even more every time you get the blue screen of death.

fuck you bill gates
windows is fucking gay

what the fuck, the blue screen of death sucks ass. what a great idea to have an operating system with so many holes in it that crashes your computer all the time.

by marie September 18, 2004

dzien dobry

Polish greeting, translates to "hello"

"dzien dobry"
"hello"

by marie September 18, 2004

buon giorno

Italian, used for a greeting

"buon giorno"
"hello"

by marie September 18, 2004

yia sou

Greek, used when greeting a person

"yia sou"
"hello"

:)

by marie September 18, 2004