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And also horny and annoying fangirls like yaoi.
Yaoi by Jim September 25, 2005

My Chemical Romance 

What can I say about this band....hmmm, well first off, if you like them you are either a fucking fag, or have serious mental problems. They are not punk, they ARE emo, wich by the way, is short for "emotional rock". they suck, are gay and the singer looks ike a fucking girl. listen to some real music, you fucking faggots.
My Chemical Romance by Jim September 25, 2005
Horrible "music" in wich teenage girls age 13 and up sing about the hardships of love, they do not write their own songs, nor music, and there are no real instruments, just a repetitive and chaotic electronic beat in the background with the girl constantly going "ooooh ooooh! oh woah woah woah woah woah woah, heee heeeeya-ya! ooooh baby!" in between verses.
In a word, ass paste.
Pop sucks for the most part, but as alwayse there are exceptions. while i don't like her music, i respect alicia keys. she actualy writes her own songs, is a good poet and is a freakin amazing pianist.
pop by Jim September 23, 2005

manual sex 

A fancy sounding term for a handjob.
Im going over to Dana's later for some hot manual sex!
manual sex by Jim September 20, 2005
a demon whose purpose is to make you look stupid.
boy: Hey, shambodo, look at that car!
NO ANSWER.
mom: Tommy, there's nobody there -- who are you talking to.
Demon/shambodo: HA! Made another one look stupid!! He he he...
Shambodo by Jim September 15, 2005
from Gaelic meaning "beautifully formed." Slang as someone who is beautifully formed; proper name as well.
Person: Hey look at that boy named Jack.
Other: Wow, he is really a Quinlan!
Person: Right on, like no other!
Quinlan by Jim September 15, 2005

Hank J. wimbleton 

The name of the "hero" of Madness combat, and the following episodes by the flash animator Krinkles. His name is revealed in episode 5, "Madness Apotheosis" on a wanted sign.
Hank J. wimbleton is the most badass mofo ever!
Hank J. wimbleton by Jim September 8, 2005