led by zero-talent frontman george 'corpsegrinder' fisher, who growls indecipherable tidbits of ignorance to the mindless audience. fisher is one of the pioneers of the 'windmill' style of head-banging. he took it from pete townshend of the who's windmill style of guitar strumming. the talent went down 'exponentially' when fisher did his headbanging. each time he moves his head up and down in that infamous quick fashion, it kills six of his worthless w.o.w. brain cells. he started iut with 167. he know has -2345676543. yes, that is negative. cannibal corpse also features pat o'brien and rob barret on guitar (that god-awful low-pitched rumble), alex webster on bass (dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun!), and paul mazurkiewicz on drums (double bass drumming only). they are members of the record label 'metal blade', which is a long-time stronghold for shitty "death-metal" bands.
alex needs to learn how to use the word "exponentially", and all of it's roots and outcroppings. cannibal corpse sucks, but they are funny to watch live, especially when you are stoned (which alex must also learn how to do/get). and boy, that corpsegrinder sure is funny when he goes on his ultra-ignorant rants regarding world of warcraft and growling (the proper way to growl and yell is 'from the diaphragm").
by liberalwizardtyler June 17, 2008
A song by yes.
The lyrics go as follows:
Yesterday a morning came, a smile upon your face.
Caesar's palace, morning glory, silly human race,
On a sailing ship to nowhere, leaving any place,
If the summer change to winter, yours is no disgrace.
Battleships confide in me and tell me where you are,
Shining, flying, purple wolfhound, show me where you are,
Lost in summer, morning, winter, travel very far,
Lost in musing circumstances, that's just where you are.
This song is about the Vietnam war, and about how soldiers crawled out of "dirty holes" (underground bunkers) and "their morals" would "disappear", simply meaning that they would have killed someone for no reason.
The song was very anti-war, especially the vitenam war.
The lyrics go as follows:
Yesterday a morning came, a smile upon your face.
Caesar's palace, morning glory, silly human race,
On a sailing ship to nowhere, leaving any place,
If the summer change to winter, yours is no disgrace.
Battleships confide in me and tell me where you are,
Shining, flying, purple wolfhound, show me where you are,
Lost in summer, morning, winter, travel very far,
Lost in musing circumstances, that's just where you are.
This song is about the Vietnam war, and about how soldiers crawled out of "dirty holes" (underground bunkers) and "their morals" would "disappear", simply meaning that they would have killed someone for no reason.
The song was very anti-war, especially the vitenam war.
by liberalwizardtyler July 30, 2007
by liberalwizardtyler September 06, 2007
The fascism bullshit known as the bush administration and all of it's regimated offspring. What they do is they befriend large corporations and business execs so as to develop a strong alliance, in order to fund wars and other money-wasting, life-costing feats such as these.
by liberalwizardtyler December 18, 2007
An actor, who's most famous roles include:
-captain jack daniels on pirates of the celestial universe
-mort 'horse face' rainey on secret lindo
-jilbert snape on who's eating out jilbert snape's mom
-willy wanker on willy wanker and the black man who got caught in the chocolate river and ended up drowning, and then his family hired a lawyer and sued mr. wanker. they ended up winning in court and opposing council was forced to give up his factory 'ex libris' and it is now owned by the negro's family, hence why the candy is tainted with cocaine and tastes like shit.
-george lung on blow, a movie about oral sex.
-chicken mcchugget on that one 'ba-dah-bah-bah-bah' commercial for 'mickey d's'
fuck it, we'll do it live.
-captain jack daniels on pirates of the celestial universe
-mort 'horse face' rainey on secret lindo
-jilbert snape on who's eating out jilbert snape's mom
-willy wanker on willy wanker and the black man who got caught in the chocolate river and ended up drowning, and then his family hired a lawyer and sued mr. wanker. they ended up winning in court and opposing council was forced to give up his factory 'ex libris' and it is now owned by the negro's family, hence why the candy is tainted with cocaine and tastes like shit.
-george lung on blow, a movie about oral sex.
-chicken mcchugget on that one 'ba-dah-bah-bah-bah' commercial for 'mickey d's'
fuck it, we'll do it live.
by liberalwizardtyler June 30, 2008
I said no can be used as:
part of an imperative sentence- Whose jar of 'I said no' is that lying on the humidifier?
part of an exclamatory sentence- You stole my can of 'I said no', you slutty little bitch!
part of a declaritive statement- "I said no!" came the Iraqi soldiers muffled battlecry.
or...
as a verb- Matt Cauchy I SAID NO'D over the bush.
as an adjective- "Honey, you look very I SAID NO tonight. Can we fuck now?"
as an adverb- He ran I SAID NO'EDLY over to the sandlot.
a noun modifying a verb- I SAID NO was swimming in the sea.
as a geographic location- "have you ever been to I SAID NO, Alaska?" Said one inuit boy to another.
"Nah." said the other. "But isn't that near the pest-intolerant village of Nagheenarnarjaar?"
"Yes, I believe it is."
part of an imperative sentence- Whose jar of 'I said no' is that lying on the humidifier?
part of an exclamatory sentence- You stole my can of 'I said no', you slutty little bitch!
part of a declaritive statement- "I said no!" came the Iraqi soldiers muffled battlecry.
or...
as a verb- Matt Cauchy I SAID NO'D over the bush.
as an adjective- "Honey, you look very I SAID NO tonight. Can we fuck now?"
as an adverb- He ran I SAID NO'EDLY over to the sandlot.
a noun modifying a verb- I SAID NO was swimming in the sea.
as a geographic location- "have you ever been to I SAID NO, Alaska?" Said one inuit boy to another.
"Nah." said the other. "But isn't that near the pest-intolerant village of Nagheenarnarjaar?"
"Yes, I believe it is."
by liberalwizardtyler July 02, 2008
Noun-
1.see: whitey.
2.a white man, like sean.
3.having nothing to do with an indian, or injun, as the case may very well be, such as tyler.
created by fascists in 10 billion b.c., whiteyism, or milkskinsim. was popularized by sean, and his white-ass friend, george w. bush.
1.see: whitey.
2.a white man, like sean.
3.having nothing to do with an indian, or injun, as the case may very well be, such as tyler.
created by fascists in 10 billion b.c., whiteyism, or milkskinsim. was popularized by sean, and his white-ass friend, george w. bush.
"there goes whitey," said will to ty and doug as sean rode by on his horseee. "yeah," they agreed in unison, "he sure is a milkskin."
by liberalwizardtyler July 20, 2007