the beatles

To phrase the spectafferous SOUND that was emitted from this immortal band into a few meekly english words is a complete impossibility.
They have given the human race a musical energy that is freakin unbeatable.
Amen to music, and peace and love!

The beatles are worthy of every smidgeon of their praise

by pahm August 7, 2006

Beasters

Kind Bud that ships in primarily from Canada, but also comes from amateur growers. Not quite as potent as "headies" or "dank", but still very potent. Mostly indica, giving a relaxing body high. Usually grown outdoors. Somewhat bricked. Usually runs at 40 an eighth, 150 a half, 270 per ounce. Many high school and college students smoke beasters for the lower price while still being very potent.

I'm about to go pick me up a sack of beasters. I'm gonna be smokin blunts all night!

by Joeycpd15 March 31, 2009

The Beatles

Probably the most influental music act for the last century. Absolutely brilliant. All albums and songs deserve your attention. There is nothing more I can say that hasn't already been said.

A lot of people listen to The Beatles

by NecroGrim September 19, 2005

the beatles

1. The band that rock 'n' roll was built on.
2. See rock 'n' roll

The Beatles own rock music, they are rock music. The Beatles' greatness will never be equalled. They rock your mom's face off!

by anna_banana3 June 26, 2005

Beastly

When a person or something are particularly skilled in some certain aspect.

Woah Ben is beastly at dancing the tango!

by Pawlin February 28, 2008

The Beatles

The band of bands. 'nuff said. They talk about them in the bible...in the book of ROCK. Chapter 1 verse 1. "And the god of rock said 'let there be kick ass brits to put an end to this elvis nonsense' and then he created the beatles...and it was good"

SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND is the greatest rock CD made by human hands.

by Sgt. Pepper May 10, 2005

Beasters

Weed grown in Cananda (not shitty weed). The word is a hippie term coming from BC buds or weed grown in British columbia. Hence the word Beaster.

by Johnny January 29, 2003