by charmain September 10, 2003
"By nature, Christianity is a moral religion and highly-respectable. There are just stupid people who try to pervert it into what they want it to be."
"By nature, America is a good country. It's just not perfect. Nothing that is human is perfect."
"By nature, Iraq is a good country. The fact that it was run by a dictator made Iraq a horrible place."
"By nature, human beings are good. There are just morons here and there. By nature, these negatives are supposed to be the minority of the population."
"But just because something is something by nature doesn't mean it always is. This is called contradiction. This is also why there is prejudice and hatred. There are even things and beings that are evil by nature."
"By nature, America is a good country. It's just not perfect. Nothing that is human is perfect."
"By nature, Iraq is a good country. The fact that it was run by a dictator made Iraq a horrible place."
"By nature, human beings are good. There are just morons here and there. By nature, these negatives are supposed to be the minority of the population."
"But just because something is something by nature doesn't mean it always is. This is called contradiction. This is also why there is prejudice and hatred. There are even things and beings that are evil by nature."
by Dave June 18, 2004
1. Usually said at the end of two or more consecutive sentences in a row, despite the content of the actual sentences themselves.
2. A phrase said by Tyrone, from the must-see film Requiem for a Dream, during an unusually filmed scene in which the word becomes a part of the beat being played in the background.
3. Something my friend and I decided to say at the end of sentences to refer to the movie and get in a cheap laugh on short notice.
2. A phrase said by Tyrone, from the must-see film Requiem for a Dream, during an unusually filmed scene in which the word becomes a part of the beat being played in the background.
3. Something my friend and I decided to say at the end of sentences to refer to the movie and get in a cheap laugh on short notice.
by Harry Goldfarb January 09, 2009
by CBRRIDER88 December 23, 2013
by get into it April 17, 2020
1: A term people use when they mean the exact opposite.
2: The perfect get-out in tricky conversations.
2: The perfect get-out in tricky conversations.
1:
'Where, on earth, did you manage to find naturally produced meat balls, Fiona?'
'In Sainsburys.'
2:
'I assume you've remembered me in your will?'
'Naturally.'
'Where, on earth, did you manage to find naturally produced meat balls, Fiona?'
'In Sainsburys.'
2:
'I assume you've remembered me in your will?'
'Naturally.'
by Albert Woods September 08, 2007
by Magster08 February 19, 2018