The Seven Rooms

In the story of Captain Snooker Von Arwenhoser, she sails the Seven Rooms (not the seven seas) in search of Adventure, Danger, and Booty.

Litterbox Island is located in the tropical hemisphere of The seven Rooms

by Tink January 24, 2005

rudeniks

what you call the rudeboys who call the goths the goffniks

the rudeniks are out in force

by tink May 03, 2004

S.S. BathroomSink

Battleship of Captain Snooker Von Arwenhoser.

Captain Snooker Von Arwenhoser crashed the S.S. BathroomSink into Litterbox Island.

by Tink January 24, 2005

litterbox island

Island in the tropical hemisphere of The Seven Rooms. battleground for Tuber Von Itchenfleas and Snooker Von Arwenhoser.

Captain Tuber Von Itchenfleas burries his treasure in the sands of Litterbox Island

by Tink January 24, 2005

muff wagon

Muff Wagon orriginated when females decided to go "cruising" in their cars and search for guys. It is almost the opposite of a sausage fest; however, a sausage fest can occur at any place. A muff wagon is limited to a car full of dirty ho's who think they are hot, and do not keep their auzzie hair in order.

Hey dude, look at that muff wagon, its full of those crazy ho's we saw last night.

by Tink April 25, 2004

hard-core

used to diss an act/person/object considered cool by a certain sub-culture - considered rather pitiful by outsiders

those unemployed/uneducated rudeniks driving up and down outside the college trying to pick up high-school girls are so hardcore

by tink May 03, 2004

corset

Undergarment worn throughout ages, to redefine the sape of a woman's body(mostly into an hourglass); usually by cinching the waist, and pushing up the breasts. Originally lined with whale bone for support, and laced up the back; now is available in many different styles, materials, and shapes. Current-day it is no longer JUST worn as an undergarment, but is commonly worn as part of an outfit usually durring the nocturnal hours. Favored garment by the goth or gothic genre.
DUrring different eras, muntiple shapes were achieved. i.e. Edwardian, Elisibethan, Victorian, Valentine, exc.. Also in Overbust (to cover the breasts) or Underbust(stops below breasts).

The tighter the better.

by Tink January 24, 2005