by Sekt March 22, 2003
Australian punk rock legends. Play fast and energetic music with a true aussie streak.
Known for brilliant live shows and touring to often over-looked areas.
Song topics include beer, fights, bongs, beer, fuckheads, cuntish Prime Ministers and everday aussie stuff.
Known for brilliant live shows and touring to often over-looked areas.
Song topics include beer, fights, bongs, beer, fuckheads, cuntish Prime Ministers and everday aussie stuff.
by Sekt March 22, 2003
(1) A person you can take advantage of. Also a person you can get to do stupid things. these people are usually really thirsty for some attention.
(2) a task you can give someone so they can leave you alone
(2) a task you can give someone so they can leave you alone
"we should get the send off to blow this line of peper."
"motherfucker told me the wrong address, he was straight up trying to send me off"
"motherfucker told me the wrong address, he was straight up trying to send me off"
by SEKT January 19, 2006
1. One who pwnz all. Often admired and worshipped by large groups of easily manipulated idiots.
2. A group of people dedicated to the worship of Sekt.
3. A 'life-energy' possessed by great people.
2. A group of people dedicated to the worship of Sekt.
3. A 'life-energy' possessed by great people.
by Sekt March 22, 2003
by Sekt March 22, 2003
by Sekt March 22, 2003
A wide genre of music. Often the cause of large arguments as to what bands actually fall into the genre.
Usually contains a strong political or personal message, but has evolved to include humour and personal emotions.
Quite often the term 'punk rock' is used to describe new, more poppy bands as opposed to the old school founders of the genre (who are known as simply 'punk').
Despite common belief, the genre does not include bands such as New Found Glory, Blink 182, Good Charlotte or Sum 41. All of whom are considered pop bands.
Usually contains a strong political or personal message, but has evolved to include humour and personal emotions.
Quite often the term 'punk rock' is used to describe new, more poppy bands as opposed to the old school founders of the genre (who are known as simply 'punk').
Despite common belief, the genre does not include bands such as New Found Glory, Blink 182, Good Charlotte or Sum 41. All of whom are considered pop bands.
by Sekt March 22, 2003