I had raised my AK preflop, and this French in the big blind calls. Flop comes KK5. I bet and he raises all-in. Obviously I call. He turns over KT offsuit and spikes a ten on the river. What a fronk.
by karbyn May 5, 2009

anarchy + economy
An economic state best described when the flow is money between regular folks is controlled by many many many unknowable unrelated uncontrollable factors. Like the dot com bubble burst in 2000, or the 2009 recession.
It involves a sharing of ideas, money, goods, and/or services by ararchistic means, ie not controlled by a single governing body.
An economic state best described when the flow is money between regular folks is controlled by many many many unknowable unrelated uncontrollable factors. Like the dot com bubble burst in 2000, or the 2009 recession.
It involves a sharing of ideas, money, goods, and/or services by ararchistic means, ie not controlled by a single governing body.
Dubya: WTF is going on. No one is buying the crap that my goverment is subsidizing from the Chinese anymore.
Cheney: No Mr President.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: Its not that simple anymore.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: People are starting to support local economies, buying from local suppliers in order to keep there money local. They want their friends and communities to have jobs, and not the overseas folks.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: There are too many factors sir. Its a complete anarconomy
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: There. are. too. many. factors. to. control. It. is. an. an-ar-con-o-my. out. there.
Cheney: No Mr President.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: Its not that simple anymore.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: People are starting to support local economies, buying from local suppliers in order to keep there money local. They want their friends and communities to have jobs, and not the overseas folks.
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: There are too many factors sir. Its a complete anarconomy
Dubya: Fix it. I need my millions when I get out of this Oval Office.
Cheney: There. are. too. many. factors. to. control. It. is. an. an-ar-con-o-my. out. there.
by karbyn April 15, 2010

Right now, anyone can declare a piece of land as a micronation. That means you self-declare as a country. The trick is getting other sovereign nations to recognize you. So far, not one micronation is recognized. Sealand would be about the closest one so far. That doesn't mean you can't declare yourself as your own nation, and act like it.
- to retreat into a shell that's a helluva lot smaller than a nanonation, usually because of some traumatic experience
- to retreat into a shell that's a helluva lot smaller than a nanonation, usually because of some traumatic experience
Mike: Hey John. Have you seen Murmel today?
John: Ya. But she's gone fetal in her piconation and only sucking her thumb between beers.
Mike: What?!?! Why?
John: Ya she was gang banged last night at Jill's party after she did Joey on the table and then passed out.
John: Ya. But she's gone fetal in her piconation and only sucking her thumb between beers.
Mike: What?!?! Why?
John: Ya she was gang banged last night at Jill's party after she did Joey on the table and then passed out.
by karbyn April 12, 2010

Here's as example of an iconversation:
Diane: \o
Marik: \o
Diane: :-)?
Marik: :-)! :-)?
Diane: :-(
Marik: ???
Diane: </3
Marik: :-(!
Diane: :'(
Marik: ({})
Diane: :-)
Marik: ?!
Diane: !
Marik: o/
Diane: o/
Diane: \o
Marik: \o
Diane: :-)?
Marik: :-)! :-)?
Diane: :-(
Marik: ???
Diane: </3
Marik: :-(!
Diane: :'(
Marik: ({})
Diane: :-)
Marik: ?!
Diane: !
Marik: o/
Diane: o/
by karbyn March 29, 2010

a) the spouse of a facebook addict, not usually referring to a facebooker
b) a person (often a facebook refuser or facebookophobe) who's spouse or significant other has left them for facebook, often as a result of consistent facebook binge-ing
b) a person (often a facebook refuser or facebookophobe) who's spouse or significant other has left them for facebook, often as a result of consistent facebook binge-ing
Samantha: Have you talked to Jill lately?
Roberta: No, she's too busy with the kids now that she's a facebook widow.
Roberta: No, she's too busy with the kids now that she's a facebook widow.
by karbyn October 1, 2007
