birdboy2000's definitions

American Idol

To vomit. The term comes from the vomit-inducing television series.

My sister got a bad fever and ended up "American Idol"ing three times.

by birdboy2000 July 7, 2004

John Stewart

1) The african-american green lantern.
2) An annoying misspelling of Jon Stewart, host of the daily show.

John Stewart's portrayal in the Justice League cartoon was probably the best of any green lantern. DC characters can be deep, sometimes.

by birdboy2000 July 4, 2005

Bruins

1. The team that killed the interest of bostonians in hockey with constant futility and an owner who might as well be dead for how often he makes appearances.
2. The team that had Ray Borque and Cam Neely on it for many years and managed to win the president's trophy, but still couldn't take home the cup.
3. Save a late 2003 skid the best team in hockey, currently hot as hell, and the future 2004 stanley cup winners, due to some excellent goaltending by Raycroft and three solid offensive lines.

Go Bruins!

by birdboy2000 February 11, 2004

elevens

Derogatory term for the Japanese. Comes from "Area 11", what Japan was renamed in Code Geass.

Stupid elevens, Milhouse is not a meme.

by birdboy2000 March 19, 2007

Infield Fly Rule

If there are runners on first and second(Or the bases are loaded) and less then two outs when the batter hits a pop-up to the infield, he is automatically ruled out to prevent fielders from dropping the ball on purpose to try to turn a double play.

Since the bases were loaded with no one out, that easy pop-up became an infield fly, so the third baseman doesn't need to catch it.

by birdboy2000 July 16, 2004

Shoujo

Anime or Manga meant to break your heart, filled with love triangles, betrayals, and darkness. Filled with bishounen, and required by japanese law to have at least one shounen-ai relationship in the series.

Despite being male, I read a good deal of shoujo manga because of the interesting angst-filled plotlines.

by birdboy2000 July 8, 2004

Democracy

A peculiar form of government native to New England, which few other places have managed to emulate.

Democracy works, but it's being overtaken by federalism these days.

by birdboy2000 December 9, 2004