A type of musical style (primarily rap and hip-hop) where there artist freestyles over a track and creates an instant hit, almost as if with little no effort at all.
by Caveman_ClydeLoc June 23, 2016
"Dog was Star" backwards.
The "God" refers to Grace's Order of Dadaists, a fictitious club in the fictional book "Rats Saw God" by Rob Thomas. RSG is a book about a teenage genius who trhows away his life away for a girl during his junior year of high school, and how he put the pieces back during his senior year. Hilarious. The book is made special by the fact that two tales are told simultaneously. Other works by Thomas include "Satellite Down" and "Slave Day"
The "God" refers to Grace's Order of Dadaists, a fictitious club in the fictional book "Rats Saw God" by Rob Thomas. RSG is a book about a teenage genius who trhows away his life away for a girl during his junior year of high school, and how he put the pieces back during his senior year. Hilarious. The book is made special by the fact that two tales are told simultaneously. Other works by Thomas include "Satellite Down" and "Slave Day"
rats saw God is a book that tends to appeal only to freaks because of the fact that it says God on the cover (even though the book has nothing to do with religion), and because of the confusing cover art. Read it.
by Hob Gadling April 24, 2005
The toilet, when vomiting. Known as such due to the noises coming from the bathroom. That, and having your flatmates asking you "how's God?" the next morning.
by moodus March 14, 2005
An expression of astonishment
in South London black kids use the phrase "God save the Queen!" to mean far out or cool.
in South London black kids use the phrase "God save the Queen!" to mean far out or cool.
by dustmote August 21, 2006
Basket ball is loki bussin bussin on god on god respectfully
by qwertyuiopasdfghjklzcvbnm12345 March 28, 2022
by Indian October 04, 2003
a country song by Lee Greenwood from the '80s. Bombastic to begin with, it was used by those stupid armchair warriors who cheered the Persian Gulf war of 1991 while watching it happen on the damn TV while swilling beer. These dumbfuckcretinshave never served in the Armed Forces, they don't know what it's like to be serving the country with the possibility of danger coming at any time - they think war is a spectator sport, a game. They think that anyone who isn't caught in the "spirit" of the "game" is "unpatriotic". It's the same old fucking shit now, only MUCH worse. This song is now used as a rallying anthem for all the fascist stupidshit dumbass jingoistic warmonger bastardassholes who rah-rah the war like cheerleaders (they call that "supporting the troops", then they don't want to pay for treatment for the disabled veterans that come home alive). This song is now for idiots of the highest degree who can't think for themselves. They are dumber than animals.
Anthony drives to work everyday with a Lee Greenwood CD playing in his car. The disc player is set to repeatly play "God Bless the U.S.A.". He also has a yellow ribbon on the car attenna and the rear bumper is festooned with "patriotic" bumper stickers that childishly slam all those who oppose the Iraq war and celebrates it. He thinks it's all a game, he watches the news every day just to see how many "towel heads" were killed that day. "God Bless the U.S.A." is his favorite song of all time and cheering the war like the spectator he is - that's his life.
by I Saw U2 Live Twice October 10, 2006