spike

A needle, esp. for injecting heroin into the bloodstream. May have appeared before, but common in Beat Generation Literature.

As the fuzz closed in, I dropped my spike in a nearby dumpster...The cat has grassed on me.

by Ronamo April 01, 2004

hojicha

Japanese tea made from roasted green tea leaves.

The hojicha's warm toasty taste filled my mouth.

by Ronamo December 10, 2003

Alucard

Character from the anime Hellsing (released by Pioneer in the US). A vampire servant to Lady Integra, head of the Hellsing organization.

Alternate spelling: Arucard

Alucard: Permission to release Cromwell restriction

by Ronamo December 11, 2003

Little Five Points

The hub of alternative culture in Atlanta. Located on Moreland Avenue just south of North Avenue. Highlights include Sevananda cooperative organic grocery, and The Junkman's Daughter Novelty Shop. Also home to the Variety Playhouse.

Sometimes referred to as L5P.

What's going on in L5P today?

by Ronamo December 11, 2003

genmaicha

A Japanese tea made from roasted tea leaves and toasted rice. Occasionaly, popcorn is added to the blend.

The genmaicha was extremely relaxing.

by Ronamo December 10, 2003

squirrel

An unfortunate derogatory term applied to the elderly suffering from the later stages of such diseases as Alzheimers. It refers to the fact that they forget how to do simple tasks such as swallow, and so they chew their food and hide it away in their pockets or handbags, much as a squirrel tucks a bit away in their cheek.

The old lady was a squirrel. Pockets full of mashed potatoes, and handbag of creamed corn.

by Ronamo February 26, 2004

The Streets

The British artist Mike Skinner...his sheer brilliance is displayed in his first album "Original Pirate Material." A visionary with a penchant for catchy verse with a deeper meaning.

"We first met through a shared view / she loved me and I did too" ~From the album Original Pirate Material

by Ronamo March 30, 2004