Tony Romanelli

The CEO and co-founder of Frontwire Studios, the company behind the Star Wars Battlefront 3 remake turned independent project called Galaxy in Turmoil, or GiT for short. On September 30, 2017, Tony was forced to delay the demo for GiT. Tony explained why he made this choice in a video called "GiT Demo Update", where he explains that Frontwire Studios is a volunteer studio where the developers have full time jobs and family commitments. He also explained how they want to make the game as best as possible upon release. This leads many fans today wondering when they will finally be able to experience the world of GiT...

Sup guys Tony with Frontwire Studios here

Tony when will we get GiT

Tony give us more GiT leaks pls

Tony Romanelli is god

by EmperorPig July 4, 2018

Rome Hump

The name for a bizarre body type common to women in Rome, New York. Unlike a normal women, who, as a result of female hormones, will gain weight mostly in her hips and thighs, then all over, a Rome woman will often gain weight in her upper body, especially on her back. The result is an odd, top-heavy looking person with fat arms, a fat stomach, wide rounded shoulders and a hump on the back, yet slim hips, skinny legs, and no buttocks. Think of the main character in the Dilbert comic strip, only if he was a linebacker and a woman.

1.) Let's go to Wal-Mart in Rome and count the Rome Humps!

2.) Humpologists agree the Rome Hump may actually have originated in Taberg, New York.

3.) I was in Utica, but I saw an epic Rome Hump on this one girl!

by certainlynotgwen January 18, 2009

holy roman empire

not to be confused with the Roman Empire of years before, this was pretty much a non-conquering empire (by comparison). It was basically a group of 300 small territories in central Europe. This included Germany, Austria, parts of France and Italy, as well as Russia's neighbours, which later became known as the Eastern Bloc (See warsaw pact). Although not quite a country in it's own right, the hundreds of lands, known to some as the confederation of the rhineland, would unite during wartime to defend thier common interest. Although headed by a general emporer, he had little, if any to some, control over his barons, dukes and knights who declared themselves kings. It was really a pseudo-fuedal kingdom in which one part disliked the next, and did as they pleased. After more than 950 years in existance, it dissolved in 1806, the leading family continuing to rule Austria. It also lead to the creation of Germany.

The holy roman empire was known as the first reich, with the formation of germany the second. Hitler called his regime the third reich to remind people of better times.

by Gumba Gumba May 26, 2004

Romo-erotoasphyxiation

People who feel extreme pleasure when Tony Romo chokes and the Cowboys lose.

Come December and January, Romo-erotoasphyxiation always shuts up the Dallas Cowboys fans and the rest of the NFL fans naturally smile.

by Jeff_G February 10, 2010

Romneyzoid

A blind supporter of Willard "Mitt" Romney during the 2012 presidential election, who is demonstrably devoid of thought. When asked why they support Romney, they will resort to criticizing President Obama rather than talking about Romney's policies. Given the vague nature of Romney's own campaign, this applies to, arguably, every Romney supporter.

When arguing with a Romneyzoid, I realized that you can't win if your opponent supports nothing.

The RNC auditorium of Romneyzoids roared with applause after the cyborg gave his speech.

by HunkOJunkInTrunk October 15, 2012

brittney ROMANCE

A girl who will break your heart with one look.
She isn't a snob or slutty. Just beautiful.

Bob: "Look at that girl over there."
Jim: "She is such a brittney ROMANCE."

by kaylaTiger December 24, 2008

roman helmet

While they are passed out, gently and inconspicuously place your fleshy bag on their forehead while carefully laying down your dudemeat down the bridge of their nose in parallel fashion

"Gary passed out, so we all took turns fitting him for a roman helmet"

by BDubbs December 24, 2003