my name's definitions

communazi

a combination of a communist and a nazi. Though technically impossible, since communism and nazism are opposites, it still makes a good insult.

"Pat W. told me that Linkin Park is emo, he is such a communazi."

by My name April 22, 2005

Chum Bucket

The restaurant that Spongebob Squarepants "villain" Plankton owns/works in. It is the business rival of the Krusty Krab, and has no customers.

Anyone ever notice Chum Bucket sounds a lot like Cum Bucket?

by My Name August 21, 2006

Shallow

A person who cannot access the imaginative, creative, understanding, emotional part of their brain. Shallow people are brainwashed by the media, they can't think for themselves. They tend to like hilary duff, britney spears, and mainstream rap and the little mainstream rock that is played. They serve no purpose to this earth. Their future holds long lines of angry customers that want their hamburger, and the words "we love to see you smile".
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They cannot see the little things, like nature, all they see is what the media tells them to see.

by my name April 6, 2004

Lesbrachaun

A short lesbian wearing a green suit at a wedding. Or anywhere else for that matter.

Oh look! Its a short lesbian in a green suit. No WAIT, its a LESBRECHAUN! Kick ass!

by My name April 13, 2003

Stoich

Short for stoichiometry, the calculation of the quantities of reactants and products in a chemical reaction.

I did really bad on the stoich test.

by My name January 22, 2005

Confederate Flag

A flag that's usually flown in the south, most of the time flown to represent southern pride and heritage, but sometimes is flown to represent white power and racism.

"Those who fly the Confederate Flag for southern pride are cool, those who fly it for white power should be sodomized by hitler down in hell."

by My name April 30, 2005

M16A1

The standard-issue rifle for U.S. Servicemen in Vietnam. Designed by Eugene Stoner as the Ar-15 to replace the M14 (which was difficult to control while in full-auto). The rifle fired .223 caliber ammunition, which later became the 5.56 mm NATO round in widespread use today. The M16A1 "spawned" the current U.S. service rifle, the M16A2, as well as the A3 (full-auto A2), and the M4 Carbine, which is in use by Special Forces units around the world.

The M16A1's jamming problems had nothing to do with the design of the gun, the U.S. Government had told troops that the rifle was self cleaning, therefore the troops were not issued cleaning kits until 1968. After the kits were issued, jamming reports were nearly unheard of.

by My name May 17, 2006