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Leisure Town

A virtuosic masterpiece of a photocomic created entirely by the sole efforts of cartoonist Tristan Farnon. Formerly accessible online at www.leisuretown.com, but suddenly and without explanation retired in November of 2003, much to the dismay of many readers. The comic series revolved around the exploits of a menagerie of vaguely anthropomorphic and cheery-looking plastic bendy rabbits, dogs, giraffes, polar bears, lions, cats, pigs, and humans leading horrific lives of hopelessness and despair. The photographed images of the toy animals were seamlessly superimposed over photographs of real locations, creating the image of giant, looming animal-people operating in the human world, establishing a decidedly surreal and creepy aesthetic.

The characters seemed to spend most of their time stealing, beating, murdering, fornicating, shooting pornography, shitting their pants, smoking weed, butt-raping, molesting children, and, most of all, masturbating and committing suicide. The tone was set by long stretches of quiet resentment of everything punctuated by short bursts of sadistically hilarious and impossibly over-the-top bloodshed and violence. Aggressive use of a wide and colorful vocabulary for describing male genitalia also abound.

Leisure Town was one of the most amazingly horrifying and hilarious comics ever created.
We want Leisure Town back!
by anonymous January 2, 2004
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Moseley Leisure Pirate

A nauseating, skinny-jean, faux leather jacket, beanie wearing 'trendy' from the Moseley area of Birmingham, UK. Similar in appearance and behaviour to their London counterparts: the Camden Leisure Pirates.

Famed for Facebook profile pouting, irreverent devil-may-care staring into the middle distance and constant 'status updates'.

Contempt for his fellow man often written across face.

Do not attempt to slalom through a group of them in a busy Fighting Cocks, because the arrogant wank stains won't move due to being engrossed in using the word "random" in conversation; so you'll end spilling your pint down yourself.

Generally hated by the Moseley 'norms'.
by Quelmo Rodriguez June 16, 2010
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Lewisaur

Another name for Lewis. 'aur' is added to signify that he is a dinosaur. Typically strong, smart, and hilarious. Can be perverted at times but is naturally friendly. A wonderful friend to have and one you don't want to lose.
Person 1: "Hey you see that guy over there? Who is he?"
Person 2: "Oh that guy, that's Lewisaur. He's a bawse."
by Anonymous Friend 1 October 12, 2012
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Leisurism

The belief of enjoyment, pleasures and being relaxed most or all of the time, regardless of your situation or stress. Leisurist always find a way to enjoy themselves.
"If everyone would put leisurism into their life, the world would be in a better place and people would be less angry and upset and more happy and relaxed.

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by ChristheProfessor July 20, 2012
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Leois

The name used to ship two people who are together, Leo and Lois. Used when they are being all romantic.
Person 1: Hey look he's hugging Lois!

Person 2: Aww! #Leois
by gamer_124 November 26, 2018
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lenishka

short dumb bitch who is very pretty and helpful. Thinks she’s is extremely talented and hardworking. Has an extremely seductive voice. Knew what sex meant at the age of 7.
Lenishka has such a seductive voice
by Badabingbadaboommeera March 1, 2020
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serious leisure

Serious leisure is the systematic pursuit of an amateur, hobbyist, or volunteer activity sufficiently substantial, interesting, and fulfilling for the participant to find a (leisure) career there acquiring and expressing a combination of its special skills, knowledge, and experience. The term was coined by Robert A. Stebbins
Examples include amateur musicians, athletes, scientists, and entertainers. Among the hobbyists are collectors and people who make things (e.g., quilts, furniture, pastries). Serious leisure volunteers are found, among other places, serving in hospitals, nonprofit organizations, museums, and zoos.
by Serious Pursuit April 12, 2011
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