starky 's definitions
In the opinion of morons, such as almost everyone posting on this page, mainstream is the epitomy of conformity and capitalistic exploitation tactics. To follow mainstream, in the opinion of such idiots, is to be weak and conformist.
Mainstream is marketable and appealling to the masses because it's popular and more likeable. Most "non-mainstream" artists would do anything to become mainstream.
Mainstream is marketable and appealling to the masses because it's popular and more likeable. Most "non-mainstream" artists would do anything to become mainstream.
Mainstream is frowned at by morons between the ages 14-24 due to their inability to see the wood through the trees.
by starky August 7, 2007

Really? So am i. So I thought I'd define this although I realize as I type this that very few people will ever read this.
by starky April 10, 2008

-The tenor quartet who broke LED Zeplin's record of selling 25 million records without releasing a single. Their singles include Isabel, Unbreak my heart & Time of our Lives.
by starky July 6, 2006

The greatest philosopher of the past Century and one of the most important philosophers in history.
A genius and a radical, his work challenged the foundations of logic, reason and most importantly language.
His only complete book, Tractatus Logico Philosophicus, is the most influential work of philosophical literature since Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.
A genius and a radical, his work challenged the foundations of logic, reason and most importantly language.
His only complete book, Tractatus Logico Philosophicus, is the most influential work of philosophical literature since Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.
by starky January 5, 2009

1. The United States Vice president-to-be.
2. Correctly pointed out that Sarah Palin is a hot piece of ass.
2. Correctly pointed out that Sarah Palin is a hot piece of ass.
by starky October 20, 2008

A medical-fetish orgy. In which 35 year olds posing as 22 year old interns take it in turns to have sex with each other.
by starky August 4, 2007

A vocal duo consisting of Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley. They rose to fame in the 1960s with songs such as "You've lost that lovin' feeling" featuring Medley's sonorous bass and "Unchained melody", demonstrating Hatfield's (now deceased) soaring tenor.
by starky April 18, 2008
