Sea Lion

Sea lions are beautiful creatures. However, they lack in grace and class. Much like Gerald, the leather and mesh wearing stud of a man who beats his beyotch Carol and locks her in closets. That's where Disney's Finding Dory got the name for their retarded sea lion. You know, the one with the bucket and the eyebrow. Gerald and Gerald are one in the same. Imagine sea creature, Gerald getting it on with Becky. That would be a sight. What kinky critters. Just like Gerald and Carol. Beautiful.
Gerald the sea lion is a smexy beast. He's got those amazingly dead eyes and an eyebrow that will just make you melt. <3
by OnlyTheWorstPerson November 02, 2019
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Sea of Japan

Area of sea in between Japan and Korea
This name has long been used everywehre in the world, probably execpt in the Korean peninsula.
by mawa September 07, 2003
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Red Sea

Verb.

When in the bed room -- the man parts the legs of the woman to prepare for fornication in an epic fashion.
And Jerry did Red Sea that skank -- and it was good.
by TomKVideo December 08, 2008
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sea gull

caaaw!
"A SEAGULL! there must be water nearby, we're saved!"
WHACK!
"thats an emu, idiot"


NB dehydration-related delerium has evidently caused lack of knowledge about drinking salt-water
by alex blows donkeys September 16, 2003
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East Sea

Retarded attempt by koreans to distort geography.
see sea of japan.
East Sea does not exist.
by KRHimself April 07, 2004
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Sea urchin

Aww that sea urchin pricked me with its prickly prick spiny things
by The All Mighty Water Goddess August 01, 2018
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Sea Ginger

An average Ginger, shunned by man for the act of soullessness and being generally difficult to look at turning to the ocean and evolving into a "Sea Ginger".
There have been alleged sightings of the "Sea Ginger" and reports say they look like "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" but smaller, more meek, pale with freckles and with red sometimes curly hair.

In some areas where sightings have been reported ships have mysteriously gone missing, some believe it is work of "Sea Gingers" but most believe it to be bad weather.
No solid evidence of Sea Gingers have ever been found.
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by The Marine Mythologist June 12, 2012
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