My name's definitions

The Line

Phrase used on some message boards to refer to the famous line from Snakes on a Plane, that line being "I've had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!"

Yeah when Samuel L. Jackson said The Line, everyone in the theater stood and cheered, it was awesome.

by My Name August 23, 2006

boourns

Boourns is not similar at all to boo, it is in fact the opposite of booing.

It comes from an episode of The Simpsons when Mr. Burns made a film for a film festival that no one in the audience liked, so they booed him. Burns, being surrounded by yes-men for his whole life was unfamiliar with being booed so Smithers told him they were chanting "boourns" rather than booing.

Mr. Burns stood up and asked the audience if they were booing or if they were chanting boourns. They responded by booing him, except for Hans Moleman who admitted to chanting "boourns" which leads one to the conclusion that Moleman liked the movie and was using the expression to show his enjoyment.

Idiot: "Dude, that movie sucked. Boourns!"
Other Guy: "You idiot, boourns is used for a good movie like Borat."

by My Name August 19, 2007

Clousy

A verb telling about a person who is both clumsy and also loud at the same time.

The slutty girl is very clousy

by My name August 27, 2004

red eye

A well-used brown eye.

After five years in prison, James had a permanent red eye.

by my name February 4, 2003

roman

-The race of Teucer, mythologically thought to have been derived from Troy; though most likely descended from Etruscan farmers. City of Rome was thought to have been founded by Romulus Qurilinus after he had slew his brother Remus.

The Romans controlled approximately two-thirds of Europe and the Mediterranian at the height of their empire.

by My name September 4, 2003

mazono

a thought of everyone, living upside down

omg, think mazono!!!

by my name August 25, 2003

M16A1

The standard-issue rifle for U.S. Servicemen in Vietnam. Designed by Eugene Stoner as the Ar-15 to replace the M14 (which was difficult to control while in full-auto). The rifle fired .223 caliber ammunition, which later became the 5.56 mm NATO round in widespread use today. The M16A1 "spawned" the current U.S. service rifle, the M16A2, as well as the A3 (full-auto A2), and the M4 Carbine, which is in use by Special Forces units around the world.

The M16A1's jamming problems had nothing to do with the design of the gun, the U.S. Government had told troops that the rifle was self cleaning, therefore the troops were not issued cleaning kits until 1968. After the kits were issued, jamming reports were nearly unheard of.

by My name May 17, 2006