A stupid and annoying person that probably deserves to be shot or worse. This type of person constantly acts like an idiot but still thinks they're smart even though they literally have rocks for brains. And they are so annoying that they act like a real monkey
by TURDSLUGPOOPCHUTE July 20, 2020
by Bobo88 January 27, 2007
Steve: Dude I am totally gonna hook up with her. She is totally hot.
Greg: What I thought you were into geeky chicks. That girl is a waist-brain.
Greg: What I thought you were into geeky chicks. That girl is a waist-brain.
by Greyn April 03, 2009
verb
The act of turning your brain into spaghetti with a shotgun because life is depressing.
See Kurt Cobain'd
The act of turning your brain into spaghetti with a shotgun because life is depressing.
See Kurt Cobain'd
me: Hey do you have a shotgun?
friend: No? Why?
me: I'm trying to turn my brain in too spaghetti,
friend: Spaghetti brains?
me: Spaghetti brains :(
friend: No? Why?
me: I'm trying to turn my brain in too spaghetti,
friend: Spaghetti brains?
me: Spaghetti brains :(
by iEatNoodlez_ March 13, 2018
by El clappo May 11, 2020
by shenzy July 15, 2008
The transfer of contents from one brain to another or the organizings or corrections of brains (mainly around their birth) by other brains with the target to improve life form quality and constructiveness. In later phases of lifes it happens apparently only anymore mainly by influencing dreams while sleeping. (Non-surgical) Real brain transfer is always a proof that brains can use possibilities that r only explicable with psionics, so info transfers attained by talks or school teaching or relocations by basic travelling r not meant.
In the Suite Life of Zack and Cody episode “Cody Goes to Camp” Zack begs his mother for driving him to his brother Cody by hinting to his (by brain transfer or telepathy arising) feeling that Cody needs him in this Camp. Complete brain transfers that are all taken back a few hours later r shown in the Wizards of Waverly Place episodes “Quinceañera” (2008) and “Family Game Night” and also in the X Files double episode “Dreamland” (1998).
Spock and his father Sarek have brain transfer abilities when they put some fingers to the cheek of someone else, especially in Star Trek II, III. The Star Trek hints and imitations of either (real) brain transfer or the (pure) lasting imagination of it continued later with the characters Counselor Deanna Troi, her mother Lwaxana Troi, and Tuvok. Feelings of ethnic affiliations, reincarnation, kharma, love, and telepathy are terms that tend to increase the probability of often happening brain transfers.
In the Suite Life of Zack and Cody episode “Cody Goes to Camp” Zack begs his mother for driving him to his brother Cody by hinting to his (by brain transfer or telepathy arising) feeling that Cody needs him in this Camp. Complete brain transfers that are all taken back a few hours later r shown in the Wizards of Waverly Place episodes “Quinceañera” (2008) and “Family Game Night” and also in the X Files double episode “Dreamland” (1998).
Spock and his father Sarek have brain transfer abilities when they put some fingers to the cheek of someone else, especially in Star Trek II, III. The Star Trek hints and imitations of either (real) brain transfer or the (pure) lasting imagination of it continued later with the characters Counselor Deanna Troi, her mother Lwaxana Troi, and Tuvok. Feelings of ethnic affiliations, reincarnation, kharma, love, and telepathy are terms that tend to increase the probability of often happening brain transfers.
If you don’t believe in God then believe at least in the organizing and correction power of experienced brain transfer habits of the homo sapiens. It would be really ignorant if your atheism included also the dismissing of any brain transfer possibilities that can also work like a great network.
by Leonhard Kreissig September 21, 2011