two spiky aliens from pluto who frequently appear on aqua teen hunger force. oglethorpe (orange) is the angry one who wants to rule the world. he has a heavy german accent. emory (green) is the laid-back one who doesn't want any trouble. they have smoked weed, stolen cable tv, and tried to create a clone of master shake. they also fight the mooninites in "spacecataz" at the beginning of the newer episodes. both are named after universities in atlanta.
Frylock: Is there maybe a higher brain form that I could speak with?
Oglethorpe: Nein! We are on a top-secret mission of world domination!
Frylock: World domination? You guys couldn't take over a damn bowl of Jell-o.
Emory: Is that, like, an important place or something?
Oglethorpe: WHERE IS IT?
Oglethorpe: Nein! We are on a top-secret mission of world domination!
Frylock: World domination? You guys couldn't take over a damn bowl of Jell-o.
Emory: Is that, like, an important place or something?
Oglethorpe: WHERE IS IT?
by d-shadow June 27, 2005
two and a half rotations (a nine-hundred degree turn). usually this is done as a trick on a skateboard, bmx bike, or with in-line skates. if you're really insane, you'll pull it off in a car.
by d-shadow January 14, 2004
a show on adult swim about two absent-minded boys, hank and dean venture. they are the sons of doctor thaddeus venture, a failed scientist who hates his life. dr. venture spends most of his time dealing with his annoying archnemesis, the monarch, who is obsessed with monarch butterflies. the two venture brothers tend to get inadvertently get wrapped up in some plot involving "super-science" and the like.
by d-shadow January 19, 2005
spike's enemy/former partner from the anime cowboy bebop. his weapon of choice is a samurai sword. watch the anime for more info.
by d-shadow January 16, 2004
by d-shadow January 16, 2004
a fan of a particular thing. can be used with another word, or as part of a word, such as pothead (smokes a lot of weed), cheesehead (green bay packers fan), etc.
"It's tempting to call Doom an acquired taste, but for the deep underground heads who treat his rhymes like ciphers to decode, he's anything but." -Amazon.com review of "Mm..Food" by MF Doom
by d-shadow March 22, 2005
by d-shadow January 16, 2004