A board game that is played with a dice.
THE NAME OF THE GAME PIECES
BJ SANG ROSE'S CRIME BOSS g.cap 😎. player 2 starts off with g.cap and the if he or she lose then he or she will have to play with the crime boss. Player 1 can choose BJ sang and rose's but if all 3 lose game over and Player 2 wins samething with player 1 if player 1 beat g.cap and the crime boss then player 1 wins. By lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior LBJAY MARCH 10th 19eightynine.
THE NAME OF THE GAME PIECES
BJ SANG ROSE'S CRIME BOSS g.cap 😎. player 2 starts off with g.cap and the if he or she lose then he or she will have to play with the crime boss. Player 1 can choose BJ sang and rose's but if all 3 lose game over and Player 2 wins samething with player 1 if player 1 beat g.cap and the crime boss then player 1 wins. By lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior LBJAY MARCH 10th 19eightynine.
I invented and made and created bejrovbooty ganbjrastas capital. By lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior ♥️ ✨️.
by Lonnie Benningfield juniorshaq December 10, 2022

(as a pun variation on the Ford F-150 commercial punch line 'grab life by the horns'), this is one of the many possible English translations of the Latin phrase carpe diem.
as to who may have first used the expression grab capitalism by the balls to translate the Latin phrase carpe diem, IMHO as a history major, I would probably have to say it would have been the 'founders' of modern Western WASP capitalism, people like Thomas Jefferson, John Locke and Thomas Hobbes.
by Sexydimma November 12, 2013


when you work nights, and the only way to get through is to imagine that sweet sweet paradise of home, AKA capital 10.
by herpaderpnurse July 22, 2017

SM entertainment = capitalism or a really bad company which makes top tier groups. stan the group not the company thank you and goodbye
by slut4haechan September 23, 2020

by N1iCk September 29, 2019

Definition: A word used to describe something excellent, top-tier, or outstanding.
Origin: A revival of an old-school term for greatness, making a comeback in modern slang.
Origin: A revival of an old-school term for greatness, making a comeback in modern slang.
“That trip was absolutely capital.”
“That concert was capital, mate.”
“You’ve got a capital idea right there.”
“This burger? Capital.”
“The vibes? Simply capital.”
“That concert was capital, mate.”
“You’ve got a capital idea right there.”
“This burger? Capital.”
“The vibes? Simply capital.”
by SBellBook88 February 16, 2025
