Definitions by Republican Warrior
Boston
The largest city and capital of Massachusetts. It is also the biggest metropolis in New England. One of America's oldest major cities, Boston is nicknamed "The Hub of the Universe".
Boston is popular for beer (more specifically Samuel Adams), the world-famous accent, Cheers, the all-black 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (Civil War), Dennis Leary, the 2004 World Series Champions: The Boston Red Sox, and the popular 1970s-2000s arena rock band of the same name: Boston.
Boston is popular for beer (more specifically Samuel Adams), the world-famous accent, Cheers, the all-black 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (Civil War), Dennis Leary, the 2004 World Series Champions: The Boston Red Sox, and the popular 1970s-2000s arena rock band of the same name: Boston.
Boston by Republican Warrior July 15, 2008
black peoples
A really cool group of people that are also known as African-Americans. This is a race that has produced great music, awesome athletes, numerous intellectuals and scholars, hilarious comedy, excellent soldiers, and so much more. Most of them are fun to be around, likeable, and funny. The ones in the music business are talented with all kinds of instruments and they really can sing.
black peoples by Republican Warrior December 28, 2005
Hetero-Pride
Something that I have in me; my not being or supporting homosexuality. It is great to be a straight (see heterosexual) and be a member of the moral majority!
Hetero-Pride by Republican Warrior July 27, 2005
The Union
This was the official name of the North during the American Civil War. The soldiers were identified with blue uniforms, and different trim colors according to which ever branch of the army they belonged to. i.e. Cavalry=Yellow and Dark Blue; Artillery=Red and Dark Blue.
The Union consisted of 34 states: Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, California, Nevada, Oregon, and others.
After four years of brutal, off and on fighting, as well as the invasion of Northern States (Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania), the determined and enduring stance of the Union finally prevailed, and the South was defeated.
The Union consisted of 34 states: Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, California, Nevada, Oregon, and others.
After four years of brutal, off and on fighting, as well as the invasion of Northern States (Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania), the determined and enduring stance of the Union finally prevailed, and the South was defeated.
The Union by Republican Warrior July 26, 2005
Lame-o-crats
Another fun nickname for a Democrat or a Liberal. This derives from the fact that many of them say stupid things without being able to back them up, and usually not thinking before they speak. They tend to stand up for stupid, pointless causes, such as gay marriage.
Lame-o-crats by Republican Warrior May 15, 2005
Secesh
Another nickname and sometimes insult for the Confederate soldiers who fought for the South during the War of Rebellion from 1861-1865. See also Civil War. This name refers to how these people seceded from the Union. See also secession.
Secesh by Republican Warrior May 1, 2005
Pinko
A semi-Communist; an ultra-liberal. People who may or may not support Anarchy. Usually hates the Republican Party and Conservatives, and typically despises George W. Bush (or George Bush).
Most Pinkos support Communism or Anarchy. They love to bash and hate anyone who isn't liberal or doesn't agree with their radical ideas.
Pinko by Republican Warrior April 22, 2005