A place where little pre teens look up words beccause they want to look hip and know what every slang word means.
Rob: You're such a poseur, you fake punk rocker.
Tiff: NUH UH! URBANDICTIONARY TOLD ME PUNK IS AVRIL LAVIGNE!!
Rob: Douche bag...
Tiff: NUH UH!! -runs off to check urban dictionary for definition on Douche bag, and indeed realizes she is one.-
Tiff: NUH UH! URBANDICTIONARY TOLD ME PUNK IS AVRIL LAVIGNE!!
Rob: Douche bag...
Tiff: NUH UH!! -runs off to check urban dictionary for definition on Douche bag, and indeed realizes she is one.-
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This dictionary is an on-line, user-collaborative, open-editing slanguage dictionary that lets you submit your lamer-than-thou definitions and tag those defs to others (complete with sound and pics), in a cool and "fularious" way, you cannot find anywhere else on the I-Way! Heh, lame? Maybe...but hella fun!
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This dictionary is an on-line, user-collaborative, open-editing slanguage dictionary that lets you submit your lamer-than-thou definitions and tag those defs to others (complete with sound and pics), in a cool and "fularious" way, you cannot find anywhere else on the I-Way! Heh, lame? Maybe...but hella fun!
It's "your world"...define it! Dig the lix peop!
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