Libertarianism

The belief in letting others do what you deem to be wrong as long as it doesn't infringe on you.

NoobToob adheres to Libertarianism.

by Real_NoobToob May 4, 2020

Adam Lambert

Adam Mitchel Lambert-
Born Jan. 29, 1982
Singer, actor.
American Idol 2009 runner up.
Famous For:
-Black malepolish
-Tight pants
-Rings and other jewelry and accessories

-Black hair w/ blue streaks
-Amazing vocals and "screams"
-Being homosexual
-Not winning American Idol because that's just retarded.

Synonyms: the best thing ever
Antonyms: Danny Gokey

Adam Lambert is frikken amazing. America has mental problems since they didn't vote him to win.

by pomizzle June 22, 2009

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories is an installment of the Grand Theft Auto series, and is the best selling game so far for the PSP. It was released in the United States in October and in the United Kingdom in November. The game takes place in 1998 in Liberty City.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

by GTA256 June 26, 2006

libertarian communist

A communist that actually is not a dick (like the winning majority in history have been), thinks you can only have communism if it is based purely on rational human self-interest and desire, and would rather not have a revolution at all than have one that leads to something worse than you started with. A person who wants communism without MarxISM or any other "persons-name-ism".

"My best friend is a libertarian communist -- he reads Noam Chomsky but doesn't call himself a 'Chomskyan'."

by Passion Rabbit June 9, 2009

limber

sleek, flexible, or otherwise. . . .really good in bed

My girlfriend is so limber, it's great sex.

by Alexius November 6, 2003

liberty

amazing. perfection. the best friend you could ask for. the greatest person on earth! liberty's are highly reccommended to NOT GO TO PRIVATE SCHOOL, as it generally kills those they are leaving behind/

wow, liberty is amazing!

by fasteddie119 March 22, 2010

Artistic liberties

A favored term of filmmakers who create films based on or around a historical event/person/era that holds little historical accuracy, usually for the sake of making the film seem more interesting than the reality it's based on, and by extension, possibly drawing in larger crowds and making more money at the box office.

Such extensive artistic liberties were taken with Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" that it was booed at Cannes.

When George Hickenlooper was questioned as to why his '06 film, "Factory Girl", had been panned so severely by Warhol scholars, he spoke of his artistic liberties taken with the film.

by slinkychang October 26, 2008