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The right to VOTE 

This is something very special that gets dragged through the mud by young nihilist pessimists who think that their voices will never be heard, so instead they sit back, get high, and watch the ship go down convinced that they couldn't do anything about it.
I really hope that all the people flaming and chiding their country and political system are exercising their right to VOTE. Because if they aren't then they should be put to sleep so I don't have to listen to them complain.
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The High School Vanity Continuation Industry 

The industry of service providers that allow adults to continue their vain high school lifestyles into adulthood.
Facebook and Twitter are two of the biggest companies in The High School Vanity Continuation Industry. Who would have ever thought that a billion people wanted to continue high school bullshit into adulthood?
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Looking for a sensible thing to vote for on the Urban Dictionary voting page 

What you are doing right now.
Just to warn you, it's practically impossible.
Looking for a sensible thing to vote for on the Urban Dictionary voting page is almost impossible.

The cheese pizza (ver) 

When you are sucking a bitches titty, and you bite her nipple off. This gives the affect of a pepporoniless pizza.
I was fucking this bitch and sucking her titties, when I noticed she had two double D pepporoni pizza's.

The Red Hot Valentines 

A really good band hailing out of Bloomington, Illinois. They play really catchy Moog-laiden pop rock songs, although right now, they are lacking a Moog player. They really kick ass live.
Jeff - lead vocals, guitar
Toby - backing vocals, guitar
Dave - backing vocals , bass
E-Storm (aka Eric) - drums

The State of Virginia 

It's quite simple. They took garbage and molded it into a state. It's kinda like a shittier Florida...and that's pretty damn hard to beat.
Bob: Dude, I have to go to Virginia
Mike: Man that actually sucks...I hate the State of Virginia

The Stones of Venice 

A architectual journal written by John Ruskin(1851-53).
Ruskin wrote skillfully and passionatly about an architecture that he felt best reflected the devotion to craftmanship in a building.

The Stones of Venice is an amazing example of how a loving relationship should be recognised and lived.