RANDOM's definitions

Hot Topic

a store found in just about every mall. one that at one time used to be "scary", but then got popular. whatever, i cant say much because i used to shop there (in like, junio high). i just moved on to thrift stores after.

Middle-schooler with an anarchy patch on his backpack, all black converse, and the dickies witht the cell phone pockets: anarchy rocks!
me: you got that patch at hot topic didnt you, paid for it with federal dollars, and put it on your backpack, which you carry to a government run school. yeah, good job.

by Random April 6, 2004

hippie

a middle aged person from the mid-to late 1960s who was part of a movement to reform culture, but ended up becoming a brand new "counterculture". characterized by unkempt look, experimentation with drugs and hallucinogenics, i think thats how you spell it, and ideas of sexual freedom.

there are a bunch of hippies left in san francisco.

by Random April 6, 2004

wowz0rz

l33t-sp33k for "wow"

omfg liek wowz0rz thats So k00l!!!!11!!1!1!!!!!1

by random January 13, 2005

2legs

1. Researcher from the community website, h2g2

2. Prophet and guardian of the shrine to the deity Nighthoover

"2legs, inconsolable at the news that Nighthoover has yet again failed to manifest at the meet, seeks solace in alcohol." -- BluesShark, March 2003

by Random July 27, 2003

oliver closoph

Got Owned by crast.

oliver closoph - "hello everyone this is my 1st post.. lol gotta start sumwhere

i have some pix ill put them up later 2day.

how ru all doing????? "

Crast - Banned

by Random April 4, 2005

bakersfield

city in central california. frankly, it is mierably boring. its a giant field with buildings. yuck.

bakersfield is boring.

by Random May 21, 2004

william shakespeare

Wrote plays such as Romeo and Juliet, Julius Ceasar, A midsummer's night dream, Macbeth, Hamlet, Merchant of Venice, and the Temptest.

"To be or not to be, --that is the question:--
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them?"

-- From Hamlet (III, i, 56-61)

by random May 13, 2005