by blah March 22, 2005
A japanese car that resmebles a line in the sky. Car company that manifactures this xiaomobile is probably from japan. Has been known to transport people from point A to point B. Contains up to or more than 3 gears. Capable of outrunning a pink s2000, a yellow supra, and a red rx7. Must be a middle aged undercover white cop that "lives life a 1/4 mile at a time" to purchase. Usually comes from the factory with four wheels. Unbelievable carry capacity for bright neons. Comes in a variety of color including: blue. what can i say? its a fast car when you hit teh NAWWWWWWWZZ
by blah January 02, 2005
Some wierd ass word made up by a crazy nanny who was looking after some children. FBI investigators are searching for her now under criminal charges of trying to drive these poor children insane.
by blah December 28, 2004
The best screamo band on the face of the earth. They have two CDs, their self-titled CD and In Love And Death.
by blah February 12, 2005
by blah June 09, 2003
Society and the government are BOTH homosexual and Satanic!
You people make me sick the way you aid the government in destroying yourselves by accepting their pc jargon and bullshit idealism.
YOU all went to COLLEGE,didn't you?
You people make me sick the way you aid the government in destroying yourselves by accepting their pc jargon and bullshit idealism.
YOU all went to COLLEGE,didn't you?
by blah March 15, 2005
Pronounced "Larver", laver is an edible seaweed commonly found on the south west coast of Wales (around Swansea). Laver has to be prepared at great length by washing many times, and boiled for up to 5 hours and drained to form a gelatinous puree. It is mixed with fine oatmeal, formed into small cakes and fried in fat. If you are after a traditional authentic flavour serve it with some vegan bacon.
Of course, in olden times, and even now in the countryside, there was a hot cooking "range" constantly available, so extended cooking times for things like laver were no problem. Nowadays it is less convenient (but you could try using a pressure cooker or microwave)
I have no idea why it is called "bread"!
Of course, in olden times, and even now in the countryside, there was a hot cooking "range" constantly available, so extended cooking times for things like laver were no problem. Nowadays it is less convenient (but you could try using a pressure cooker or microwave)
I have no idea why it is called "bread"!
by blah March 16, 2005