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Homosapian 

I am a Homosapian. We are all homo sapiens.You are just a HOMO!
Homosapian by b. luft January 13, 2007

homogapien

Pronunciation: "hO-(")mO-'gAy-pE-"en,
Function: noun
Etymology: New Latin, species name, from Homo, genus name + gay-pien, meaning homosapien who likes same gender homosapien.
1)My friend John likes to visit p-town to score with other svelt and saucy homogapiens.
2) rosie o'donnell lance bass are excellent examples of homogapiens in the public arena.
3) some speculate that metrosexuality is more akin to homogapienality than heterosexuality.
homogapien by jiggy roberts September 16, 2008

homosapien-sexual

A person who says they are homosapien-sexual means that they can be attracted to anyone as long as that one is a homosapien. Homosapien being the scientific name for a human. It does not matter if the other person is male, female, trans, agender, gender-fluid, etc. Although, just because they can like any human, does not mean they like all humans. Can also be called by the more common name of Pansexual; however, homosapien is a bit more self-explanatory
Person 1: I can like anyone no matter their gender, just as long as they are human.
Person 2: So you are homosapien-sexual.
Person 1: Yes, or Pansexual. Whichever you prefer to call it.

Del the funky homosapien 

The incorrect way of spelling Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
Yo, fool, it's "Del Tha Funkee Homosapien" not "Del The Funky Homosapien."

Homosapien Juice 

Homosapien Juice is a juice which provides huge amounts of “great en”. “Great en” meaning GREAT ENERGY. Homosapien Juice has been proven to produce more testerone, causing an increase in athletic performance.
“Bro! I’m feeling sluggish, grab me a bottle of Homosapien Juice.

homosapien 

Its a term to describe modern man.

1.5 to 2 million years ago there was Homo- habilis. The earliest form of man. He was the first 'great ape'

500,000 years ago lived Homo Erectus (he walked on 2 legs)

Then came the Neanderthal (about 100,000-30,000 years ago). They were very primitive and animalistic, but they lived in groups, wore clothing, used fire and made basic hunting tools

Next was cro-magnum (40,000-10,000 years ago) There cranial features were elongated to allow for a larger brain, more evolved tools and grinding rocks and the developers of religion.

So, really, we are all, well, homo. (Actually, the root "homo" means "man" and the root "sapien" means "being." So, human being.)

And now, modern man living today is called Homo Sapiens.
Human beings are bipedal primates belonging to the mammalian species "homosapien" in the family Hominidae (the great apes).
homosapien by alex baby January 11, 2008