bash.org

n. Also known as "QDB" or "Quote Database," this is a very popular site listing quotes from IRC and IM conversations. Often the humor stems from someone making a typo, such as "Peking Dick FTW...wait, I mean Peking Duck!" Bash.org is also the site partially responsible for making such 'Net users as bloodninja into Internet celebrities, due to their hilarious trolling efforts. Best read late at night with friends, after consuming large amounts of alcohol or other mind-altering substances.
Nutshell_dude: So, I'm drinking Cock right now.
MadManCurie: Oh shit! That's going on bash.org!
Nutshell_dude: No, wait! I meant Coke! Fuck you.
by loop zoop June 17, 2011
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five

A list of the five celebrities you would sleep with (even if you're in a committed relationship), if they ever just flat-out offered you sex. May be serious in context, or brought up as a complete joke.
I may be married, but my five are Rachel Nichols, Rosie Huntington-Whitely, Emma Watson, Abigail Spencer, and Amy Adams. It's on my marriage license.
by loop zoop August 09, 2013
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BeltLine

n. A proposed street car or light rail line that would travel around the heart of Atlanta. Also sometimes referred to as the "Belt Line." The concept came from the 1999 masters degree thesis of Georgia Tech student Ryan Gravel, founder of the non-profit Friends of the Belt Line. The idea, essentially, is to improve transportation, promote redevelopment and increase green space around the city, but the process has been hampered by politics.
Atlanta Resident #1: I'm gonna take the BeltLine to work today!

Atlanta Resident #2: How?? It's not finished yet!
by loop zoop June 17, 2011
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chatbot

n. Also known as a "chatterbot," these are AI programs designed to simulate "intelligent" conversation with human users. The problem, with most of them, is that either a. they sound ridiculous, or b. the programmer has tried too hard to make them "human." Either way, most users try to get them to talk dirty. Among the most famous of these are ALICE, ELIZA (the original), and Cleverbot.
Chatbot: So, how are you today?
User: I'll be better after you suck my cock.
Chatbot: Can you explain what "cock" means?
by loop zoop July 15, 2011
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Fun With Drugs

A hilarious (and yet oddly disturbing) song by electro-industrial band Velvet Acid Christ, using numerous samples from the film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas; most of the samples are of Johnny Depp's character, Raoul Duke, narrating the film, such as, "This was not a good town for psychedelic drugs. Extremely menacing vibrations were all around us." It's all-too-appropriate for a band that, according to rumor, got their name from an acid trip experience.
Velvet Acid Christ Fan: I'm bored, so I'm gonna candy flip while I listen to "Fun With Drugs." Wanna join me?
by loop zoop July 17, 2011
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Slam poetry

n. A style of spoken word poetry that is generally used in a competition, known as a poetry slam. Often, as with hip-hop music, the subject matter concerns urban life, crime, drugs, or other inner-city-related subjects. The difference in many cases, however, is that with slam poetry, the words/lyrics are more introspective and creative than your run-of-the-mill hit rap song. Also seems influenced by the Beat Poets, such as Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac.
Beau Sia wrote a book of slam poetry called "A Night Without Armor II: The Revenge," which probably really pissed off Jewel Kilcher.
by loop zoop July 02, 2011
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afask

As far as spellcheck knows. What is only within the knowledge base of spellcheck, which is why it marks so many real words as "wrong."
Me: What, you mean "bloob" isn't a word?

Friend: afask
by loop zoop March 02, 2024
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