TimFS's definitions

nickelback

1) When someone returns you a nickel (probably)
2) See mediocre

1) "Here's your Nickelback!", "Oh...thanks!"
2) Hahah, not Nickelback!

by TimFS December 27, 2004

latvia

City in Eastern Europe situated in the middle of the Baltic States. The capital city is Riga. Its national language is Latvian. Latvia is famous for having the largest Russian population of all three Baltic states, its beautiful women, artist Mark Rothko and DJ Lethal (born Leor Dimant) of House Of Pain and Limp Bizkit fame.

"Latvia? Is that a country or something?"

by TimFS October 24, 2004

italian

Originating from Italy. A genuine Italian is not the same as an Italian-American, the latter of which is a product of a bastardisation and incredibly innacurate representation of Italian culture. Although whether straight Italian or Italian-American, most of them gesticulate with their hands a lot, even when on the phone. This might also be a false stereotype, though

Yeah, this is real "Italian" Pizza.

by TimFS December 28, 2004

norway

A country that is better than Kenya.
Main exports: Black Metal, Vikings, Cross-country skiing (not really an export).

The scenery has inspired many an atmospheric metal band. Oh, and A-ha (y'know, with the Take On Me song?).

Come to Norway, it's better than Kenya!

by TimFS January 16, 2005

manics

Short term for Manic Street Preachers, a Welsh rock band.

"Did you see the manics in the end?"

by TimFS October 24, 2004

king diamond

Born Kim Bendix Petersen in Denmark, King Diamond was the singer in Mercyful Fate before forming his own band. Famous for his multi-octave range, supposed association with LaVey Satanism and having a greater lyrical talent than many native English speakers.

King Diamond is your lord and master.

by TimFS October 24, 2004

limey bastard

An insult from an American railed at a British person for often trivial matters such as not conforming to their spellings, such as "colour/color". This is done without taking into consideration that the American spelling is just a regional variation, and that the British can't be incorrect because it is the land where the English language was conceived and the first people to speak it.

"You limey bastards can't spell color right!"

by TimFS October 24, 2004