originated at the focaljet by MxRacerCam. in reference to the BBC car show Top Gear and it's disdain for the C6 model chevrolet corvette's leaf-spring suspension, despite the fact that the C6 is one of the best handling cars they have ever tested.
now used in reference to any situation (and most often a thread in a forum) that is weak or without merit.
now used in reference to any situation (and most often a thread in a forum) that is weak or without merit.
by dave May 07, 2005
both sexes wera rugby shirts with collars up. Used to wear burgundy or even red jeans, but I believe this practice has died out. Some of these people are just plain nasty.
by dave September 14, 2003
A mysterious Chinese creature what have the head of a dragon and the body of a horse with the wings of a bat.
by Dave January 13, 2004
by dave February 15, 2005
Current a concept character for Metal Gear Solid 3 : Snake Eater.
He's this guy who can spit out bees, and even control them, because he has a queen bee in his backpack.
He's this guy who can spit out bees, and even control them, because he has a queen bee in his backpack.
by Dave September 13, 2004
Probably the most useless superhero for the Superfriends. He uses his powers to talk to fish.
Adult Swim, however, helped his career by, long ago, having him stand in front of a group of people and shake his booty. He was also interviewed on Cartoon Network and he explained his ability to communicate with sealife.
Adult Swim, however, helped his career by, long ago, having him stand in front of a group of people and shake his booty. He was also interviewed on Cartoon Network and he explained his ability to communicate with sealife.
"*voice of the announcer-slash-narrator of the Justice Friends* using his telepathic powers Aquaman summons a can of sardines; buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh (that's the sound of his telepathic waves)..."
-Frank Caliento (spelling?), from a skit in Bob & Tom, ripping on Aquaman
-Frank Caliento (spelling?), from a skit in Bob & Tom, ripping on Aquaman
by Dave March 30, 2004
The main character of Trigun, an anime series. Vash the Stampede is a man shrouded in mystery, but is instantly recognized for being someone with a $$60,000,000 (sixty-billion double-dollar) bounty on his head. This is quite contrary because....well, watch the show to see what I mean.
"Trust me on this! When I first saw the first episode of Trigun, I thought it was fucked up and absolutely bipolar! But you have to give the show a chance, and you will learn more and more about not only Vash the Stampede, but the show in general. And if you're an intelligent person, you can look into the show's powerful philosophy."
-me
-me
by Dave June 23, 2004