Extra Celestials

EC's or Extra Celestials are our ancestry of light, who are here to change the course of human destiny.

The website www.nancyburson.com tells us all about the Extra Celestials.

If you're hearing high pitched tones for a few seconds at a time, or seeing flashes of light from the corner of your eye, you are probably experiencing the loving Extra Celestials.

by ~Earthling~ April 28, 2009

fuel cell

A device which converts (most notably) hydrogen into electricity. They are extremely clean, quiet, and efficient, with the only emissions being heat and water vapor. They are MUCH better than internal combustion engines.

The Hydrogen Economy is the way of the future.

by Captain Dan March 4, 2005

cellargirl

an unfortunate girl that is kidnapped and held captive in a cellar, basement, or otherwise imprisoned and used for the sexual gratification of her captor.

"Damn, i've gotta get me a cellargirl like those Austrian guys...they've got it made!"

by ElixirOfEvil October 18, 2008

Cellanoma

(noun) The urge to take out your cell phone whenever others do.

Example- Someone in a group talking takes out their cell in the middle of a conversation (so its noticed) to check the time, message, missed calls, etc.

Then someone sees this and proceeds to take theirs out to do something just as arbitrary.

boy- "Why are you looking at your phone ?"

girl- "I Really dont know, i saw that kid look at his so i felt the need to check my phone for some reason."

boy- "Cellanoma spreads fast."

by zcdebary16 March 24, 2009

Cell-tantrum

verb. The collection of loud, obnoxious noises, and motions that come from a teenager whose cell phone has been turned off, stopped working, or confiscated.

My daughter is having a 'Cell-tantrum' her phone has been off for a week.

by jtkds300 September 30, 2009

cell-shock

The momentary sense of panic when one touches their pants pocket and realizes that their Cell Phone is not there.

I went to call you last night, and had total cell-shock until i realized my phone was in the car.

by Locksbox September 8, 2010

cell blind

Obliviousness when walking or otherwise in motion while simultaneously playing with or peering at a hand-held gadget. Often a public nuisance, as when slow, erratic, or careless movement impedes or leads to collision with others; sometimes also dangerous to the cell blind themselves, as when crossing a busy street without looking because engrossed in texting, IM-ing, or similarly urgent activities.

See: cell blindness (n.), cell-blind (v., adv.), and cell-blindly (adv.)

Darwin Award nominees include a cell blind woman who fell through an open manhole cover.

by notdogen January 24, 2011