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Beanshooter
One who lies and/or exaggerates about anything and everything, from what they ate for breakfast to the incredibly ridiculous things that happened to them the night before.
fckin beanshooter
Beanshooter by Divalicious4321 May 26, 2010
How many beans make 5?
It's a British sort of joke phrase such that when asked the reply or answer is:
Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean.
My father used to ask me this when I was young and it was told to me as,
"Two beans, a bean and a half, half a bean and a bean."
After looking at various sources trying to figure out why anyone started saying this at all, I came across many versions. They all seem to contain most of the following parts in some arrangement: two beans, a bean, bean and a half and half a bean. I decided on this version because if listen you can hear the rhythm like a poem.
"Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean."
Oddly about 1 in 5 of the answers didn't actually add up to 5 beans.
Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean.
My father used to ask me this when I was young and it was told to me as,
"Two beans, a bean and a half, half a bean and a bean."
After looking at various sources trying to figure out why anyone started saying this at all, I came across many versions. They all seem to contain most of the following parts in some arrangement: two beans, a bean, bean and a half and half a bean. I decided on this version because if listen you can hear the rhythm like a poem.
"Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean."
Oddly about 1 in 5 of the answers didn't actually add up to 5 beans.
The father turned to his little boy and asked, "How many beans make 5?" To which his son replied with great enthusiasm,
"Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean!"
"Bean, bean, bean and a half, half a bean and a bean!"
How many beans make 5? by S. Whiplash June 4, 2018
hill of beans
In U.S. Marine jargon, comparative for something worthless when you can't say "isn't worth shit" or "isn't worth a rat's ass"
hill of beans by Secret Agent Man September 19, 2003
San Beaner Negro
San Beaner Negro is a racist way of saying San Bernardino. (as in San Bernardino, California) blacks and browns proudly populate the inland empire thus making "San Beaner Negro"
San Beaner Negro by Sarah (GiGGLeS) April 17, 2008
Beanpie
It's the name of an urban comic released in Toronto (June 2010). It's written by Shaun D. Bolden and Illustrated by Dino Diaz.
The story is centered on Randolf Ethelwood (aka Beanpie), an unemployed young black male. He lives in a brownstone apartment in the suburb of Connecticut with his girlfriend Lisa and younger brother James (Tailgate). With the weight of the world resting on his shoulders, it is his belief that he can provide for his loved ones by means of invention. A college dropout, with a love for chemistry, he hopes to invent something that will deliver a big pay off. What starts off as a comical, light hearted, series of daily mishaps; develops into a story of substance, where we begin to root for his success. His friends and family provoke, and taunt him, but with every failed invention, he finds the strength within to follow his dream.
Beanpie's struggle is the ultimate struggle of pursuing one's passion. It's about perseverance, integrity, and richness of character. It teaches us that the only limits in life are the ones that we imagine.
The story is centered on Randolf Ethelwood (aka Beanpie), an unemployed young black male. He lives in a brownstone apartment in the suburb of Connecticut with his girlfriend Lisa and younger brother James (Tailgate). With the weight of the world resting on his shoulders, it is his belief that he can provide for his loved ones by means of invention. A college dropout, with a love for chemistry, he hopes to invent something that will deliver a big pay off. What starts off as a comical, light hearted, series of daily mishaps; develops into a story of substance, where we begin to root for his success. His friends and family provoke, and taunt him, but with every failed invention, he finds the strength within to follow his dream.
Beanpie's struggle is the ultimate struggle of pursuing one's passion. It's about perseverance, integrity, and richness of character. It teaches us that the only limits in life are the ones that we imagine.
Beanpie by photograbber September 26, 2010