by Rob R. December 2, 2006
Religion and Spirituality. More specifically, the Religion and Spirituality section of Yahoo Answers. R&S is not for the faint of heart. There are often very heated battles between regulars of all faiths, most prominent being Atheists, Fundamental Christians(aka fundie), Mormons, Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Muslims, and others.
Let's not forget about the rivalry with their sibling category, Polls & Surveys (P&S). The sections often have bitter wars involving a group from one section or the other asking a bunch of questions in the other group, and anyone that gets their account suspended goes on to be Yahoo answers martyrs.
Let's not forget about the rivalry with their sibling category, Polls & Surveys (P&S). The sections often have bitter wars involving a group from one section or the other asking a bunch of questions in the other group, and anyone that gets their account suspended goes on to be Yahoo answers martyrs.
Those R&S regulars are some of the best people in the world, until they come into contact with regulars of opposing beliefs. Then the claws come out, and the only victors are the vile temptresses. Enter at both your own risk and delight.
by Angelica Bowman(PCB) November 29, 2007
The cesspool of stupidity on Yahoo! Answers. Full of fundamentalists of all faiths (even non-faiths), taking two steps into this practically moderator-forsaken section will make your brain melt.
R&S is the /b/ of Yahoo! Answers.
by udusers1 June 30, 2011
the theory of one person being the bitch of another. such as (in the alphabet) "R" is the bitch of the "S", "R" is "S"'s bitch.
by coco the master July 18, 2008
a term for getting something started but instead of using the full term show-on-the-road, it is shortened.
by macabees January 29, 2008
In "Homer Goes to College," Homer gleefully sets his high school diploma aflame, while singing, "I am so smart, I am so smart, S-M-R-T, I mean S-M-A-R-T!" Behind him his living room is going up in flames.
The now legendary "S-M-R-T" line was actually not in the script and was a genuine error by voice actor Dan Castellaneta. However, the error was so much in Homer's character that they chose to include it in the finished product.
The now legendary "S-M-R-T" line was actually not in the script and was a genuine error by voice actor Dan Castellaneta. However, the error was so much in Homer's character that they chose to include it in the finished product.
People now chant either "S-M-R-T" or "I am so smart, S-M-R-T", particularly when they're feeling stupid, celebratory, or both.
by Kaleah November 3, 2005