Reverend Chaos's definitions
A small ornamental statue in the form of a 1940's Nazi soldier. It is placed in the lawn or garden for decoration. Very similiar to garden gnomes.
Some members of Mrs. Jackson's garden club found her Yard Nazi to be a colorful, yet offensive addition to her outdoor decor.
by Reverend Chaos January 2, 2004

Don't you hurt Precious!
by Reverend Chaos January 4, 2004

1. To pardon one's self of foul language.
2. To pardon one's self of going against the grain of social establishment, political correctness, fundamental beliefs, or popular culture.
2. To pardon one's self of going against the grain of social establishment, political correctness, fundamental beliefs, or popular culture.
by Reverend Chaos September 5, 2003

Pride, envy, anger, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust. Seven acts of human nature. That fact supports the philosophically acceptable belief that said sins only become sin when largely overindulged in. Extreme overindulgence of which are the results of stupidity and can in fact lead to death.
Devotee: So you mean Father that I can do all those things as long as I think and use my head?
Oh So Holy One: Yes son, just be sure and wash your hair afterwards.
Oh So Holy One: Yes son, just be sure and wash your hair afterwards.
by Reverend Chaos September 3, 2003

A slang term that actually began it's use in the late 60's/early 70's. Popularized by the pop culture of the time. Used to describe something very favorable or pleasing. Great. Very nice.
by Reverend Chaos January 13, 2004

1) The preamble to a serious conversation.
2) The preamble to the discussion that is generally followed by the ending of a relationship. See also death.
2) The preamble to the discussion that is generally followed by the ending of a relationship. See also death.
by Reverend Chaos January 13, 2004

Large scale battle between two opposing factions. Has existed since the development of tribal social systems before the beginning of recorded human history. Fact of life. Stems from the normal protective/survivalist human nature which emerges in those who are responsible to a cause.
by Reverend Chaos January 14, 2004
