an ugly ass gay ass Mexican dude that says the n word wayyyyy too much and has tiny hickies, built like a spoon with a giant ass head and curls that your dick will get stuck in but on the bright side he will let you braid his pubes. But probably homeless
by daddylicious_69 February 23, 2020
A female dog who licks bums and was dropped by his mother when he was born because he was rejected by everyone and turns out to be a battttttyyyyy boy
Ulysses is a piece of crap
by BigBattyBoy January 12, 2020
A small piece of crap town located in the middle of nowhere.... In pennyslvania..... Theres not even a stop light, their best buisness, is the old saw mill, and their best restaurant, is a diner....
Kid: Mom where are we!
Mom: We just passded Ulysses
Kid: I didnt see it!
Mom: I told you not to blink!
Mom: We just passded Ulysses
Kid: I didnt see it!
Mom: I told you not to blink!
by Noah R. November 11, 2006
by Le poopity scoops May 14, 2021
When ya boy starts being gay and he needs to stop by eating so many cupcakes, he gets fat. Then his girlfriend leaves him and says "You're fat, now i don't want you." Then this kid named Gabe gets with the fat girl and she pretends shes happy with someone who's hair is receeding farther back than cupcakes when Ulysses sees them.
by Ulysses_is_gay February 19, 2019
When you fuck a girl in the butt so hard you can make her ass big enough so you can stick a cane up her ass then rent a wood chipper and put her through it.
by DREKKKKKKKKKKKKK December 7, 2007
A rare generation born between 1975 and 1979 who ought to count themselves lucky at witnessing the Ulysses 31 series.
This generation X of kids grew up being lucky enough to watch the ground-breaking and one-off Ulysses 31 animated adventure series.
Written in France, animated by the Japanese and with English Vocals it struck a cord with many.
Broadcast only once in 1985 it was a profoundly deep and inspiring series which served (and still serves) as a moral compass and 'middle way' for kids and adults alike.
Featuring wandering spacefarers exiled to a mysterious galaxy. They are forced to search for a way back home, but on the way are thrust into all kinds of danger and adventure.
Compared to other cartoons the angle is more adult, violent and grown-up with the lead character - Ulysses (despite being married) acting similarly to his historical counterpart.
Similarly the moral dilema's faced also mean tough choices and sacrifices made, just like real life itself.
People from this generation are more likely to be somewhat defiant, struck with an adventurous/wanderlust heart and wary of authority.
The makers of Ulysses 31 went on to create the equally brilliant Mysterious Cities of Gold.
Kids born during this period can also be considered mysterious cities of gold, thundercats and he-man, depending on their choice in cartoons.
This generation X of kids grew up being lucky enough to watch the ground-breaking and one-off Ulysses 31 animated adventure series.
Written in France, animated by the Japanese and with English Vocals it struck a cord with many.
Broadcast only once in 1985 it was a profoundly deep and inspiring series which served (and still serves) as a moral compass and 'middle way' for kids and adults alike.
Featuring wandering spacefarers exiled to a mysterious galaxy. They are forced to search for a way back home, but on the way are thrust into all kinds of danger and adventure.
Compared to other cartoons the angle is more adult, violent and grown-up with the lead character - Ulysses (despite being married) acting similarly to his historical counterpart.
Similarly the moral dilema's faced also mean tough choices and sacrifices made, just like real life itself.
People from this generation are more likely to be somewhat defiant, struck with an adventurous/wanderlust heart and wary of authority.
The makers of Ulysses 31 went on to create the equally brilliant Mysterious Cities of Gold.
Kids born during this period can also be considered mysterious cities of gold, thundercats and he-man, depending on their choice in cartoons.
Do you remember that cool cartoon Ulysses?
Sure did man, I wish they made more cartoons like that now. All that came after the 80s was the 90s crap.
When were you born?
1977, the Ulysses Generation
Sure did man, I wish they made more cartoons like that now. All that came after the 80s was the 90s crap.
When were you born?
1977, the Ulysses Generation
by Perpetual Resonance February 24, 2009