rice burner
A person so poor that they put a coffe can for a exaust and a wing to fool people in to think its an air plane.
rice burner by A.R.S. (Anti-Rice Society) June 17, 2004
Get the rice burner mug.
Related Words
burn • burner • Burnt • burn out • burninate • burnsick • burnt out • Burning • Burning bush • Burnt toast
burnt out
The state of physical and mental exhaustion following an over-extended period of sleep deprivation and/or an overwhelming exertion of energy due to the ingestion of methamphetamines. Typically the subsequent course of action for the afflicted is to "fall out," as voluntary bodily functions cease to operate in proper working order and immanent slumber causes loss of consciousness to ensue.
burning angel
Burning Angel is a community of punk rock girls that model nude. It's a little more extreme and sexy than other alternative porn sites yet stays classy. Not only do they model but they make movies and dance at concerts. You can find them at burningangel.com
burning angel by Jenni June 20, 2006
Tim Burns
Tim Burns is a nobel man, around 6'14, who enjoys saving kittens from rooftops and stealing from the poor. He (and his sidekick Tom Plett) were able to defeat the Nazi Part in the so called "World War 2". Tim Burns has lived on in the hearts of mind of all involved.
Sir Robert Burnett
The creator of the best, cheapest vodka. Dedicate your black out nights to Sir Robert, and keep on drinking the finest, purest, of vodkas.
Sir Robert Burnett by ohnonotanotherword December 2, 2010
burnley
A town in Lancashire, NW England. Unfortunately has had some bad press recently, particularly about the large BNP presence/racial problems and social deprivation in the town.
The truth is that Burnley is OK as a place but has just suffered from economic recession over the last two decades and needs a large employer or perhaps a big happening culturally to help it out.
Sure, you get some absolute scumbags who will beat anything up that walks at night, but most of the people are good, honest, genuine Northerners. Oh, they are in the 21st century as well - all this bollocks about us "pointing at planes" (?) etc. is just a stereotype as inaccurate as saying "all turks are violent." I can't remember the last time I saw a whippet or flat cap in the town.
Can I add the number of BNP voters - scarcely over 4,000 at the last election - wouldn't even fill a stand at the ground of Burnley's rather good football club.
Sure, there are racists, but hardly any more than in other UK towns. Well, I hope so - that'll be put to the test over the next few years. But I'm keeping my chin up.
The truth is that Burnley is OK as a place but has just suffered from economic recession over the last two decades and needs a large employer or perhaps a big happening culturally to help it out.
Sure, you get some absolute scumbags who will beat anything up that walks at night, but most of the people are good, honest, genuine Northerners. Oh, they are in the 21st century as well - all this bollocks about us "pointing at planes" (?) etc. is just a stereotype as inaccurate as saying "all turks are violent." I can't remember the last time I saw a whippet or flat cap in the town.
Can I add the number of BNP voters - scarcely over 4,000 at the last election - wouldn't even fill a stand at the ground of Burnley's rather good football club.
Sure, there are racists, but hardly any more than in other UK towns. Well, I hope so - that'll be put to the test over the next few years. But I'm keeping my chin up.