Radio's definitions

religion

A cult until enough people join that doesn't necessarily, but may, include the idea of a fixed diety. A modern equivalent of this is known as Pop Culture, or Mainstream.

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John all lost their religion once they were forced to write about it by a king named James.

by radio November 22, 2003

Drugs

Following the Reaganite maxim, "War on..", an aggressive way of rooting out "evil" (see War on Terrorism)known as the most pathetic waste of time and resources since NASA.

"Only users lose drugs."

by radio August 5, 2003

Retard Rap

a really stupid ass freestyle

That wasn't tight nigga that was a stright up retard rap son

by Radio December 12, 2003

Luster

The person someone is in lust with; there is no desire of a commitment, just purely sexual activities with this other person. They are satisfied knowing there is no strings attached, but just the sex and occasional talking. Sometimes common between friends. Can often become confused with lover if situation gets serious for one person and not the other.

Braden is Allie's luster. Whenever they are together, something involving sex usually occurs, although they are just friends and don't want a relationship.

by Radio September 28, 2005

terrorism

Now, as redefined by the Dept. of Defense, seemingly any small body of individuals rising up and/or fighting for their liberation- or that of the group, nation, region they represent- against a large body of individuals or institutions (also known as the State). Forms of may vary. See also, guerrilla warfare.

by radio August 5, 2003

Money

(see also evil, necessary)
Usually a federally subsidized manner or barter; something used in exchange for a product.

That car costs too much money

by radio August 7, 2003

antiwar protestor

Patriot; dissenter; someone who realizes that participatory democracy means not only voting to be heard and to influence the country. While there are some exceptions, a person who possesses a larger understnnding of geography, geo-political consequences of a country's foreign policy, and said country's place in the world.

Because of the anti-war protestors, the suits on Wall Street arrived late and didn't make the opening bell.

by radio August 9, 2003