sebastoin pequot's definitions

Iphone

pretty much the power of a laptop crammed into a phone. but critics say it's supposedly better then Ipod.
will be out in America by June '07 and will be in Australia by late 2008

Iphone or Ipod? ...

by sebastoin pequot February 5, 2007

California

Greatest. Place. In. The. World.

what more to say. California has it all!

California. it says it all.

by sebastoin pequot March 6, 2007

word of the year

well known words in fad through out the years were... *drumroll*

2004: knob

2005:noob

2006: emo

other words might either b too lame or too old skool for word of the year

back in '04, everyone used the word "KNOB!" it was word of the year

{back in '04} "Man! Dylan is such a knob!"

{today in '06}"Man! Dylan is such an emo!"

by sebastoin pequot November 24, 2006

heck yes

what people from Northern Califronia say

NorCaller, "did you see that huh...heck yes"

SoCaller, "dude, you sound like you're from Redding"

NorCaller, "hell yes"

by sebastoin pequot February 5, 2007

tri-nationality

a person who declares themselves with 3 different nations.
a person who is second generation immigrant but moved to another country due to god-know-what reason and now has some sorta citizenship in their new country.
that's tri nationality, though very rarely excepted in most countries.

my folks are south american, but i was born in australia and now i live in SoCal... isn't that what tri-nationality suppose to be?

tri nationalism rocks except for lost identity, but i'm proud to be an american

by sebastoin pequot November 3, 2006

Lombard Street

Located in east central San Fransisco, Lombard Street is known to be the "crookedest street in the world" with 8 sharp turns going down the steep slope

Lombard Street is cool when ur trying to ride ur bike down its path

by sebastoin pequot November 24, 2006

American accent

a very beautiful way to speak. there r many varieties of the american accent with it's own regional accents. the american dialect tends to pronounce the words as they should be, which makes australians look like lazy asses when in terms of speaking.

American accent sounds more soothing then the flat aussie accent

by sebastoin pequot November 24, 2006