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A-T-T-I-C
a childhood joke that pervertied little kids play on inicent little kids. They will tell you to look down your shirt and spell out attic. You then say A-T-T-I-C. How wrong
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dinning at the Y by txdaddy January 12, 2006
had breakfast at the "Y"
John - Hey, want to get a bite to eat?
Barry - No thanks, I ran into Mary and had breakfast at the "Y"
Barry - No thanks, I ran into Mary and had breakfast at the "Y"
had breakfast at the "Y" by ArmyDave September 24, 2006
Panic! At The Disco
A band hailing from Las Vegas, that sounds like a dancey-poppier version of Fall Out Boy, only 10 x more repetative. Discovered by Pete Wentz OF Fall Out Boy.
After the hatred between Pete Wentz and Brandon Flowers (the Killers), Panic! released the song "London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines" with the lyrics:
<i>"Stop stalling, make a name for yourself.
Boy you better put your pen to paper, charm your way out.
If you talk you better walk you better back your shit up,
with more than good hooks while you're all under the gun.
Start talking "a sensationalist",
Only slightly clever to just a certain extent.
If you talk, you better walk, you better keep your mouth shut
With more than good hooks while you're all under the gun."</i>
Taking a stab at Brandon for being unoriginal, after the release of the Killers' song "Under The Gun", which was released only in the United Kingdom.
Which is incredibly ironic, because had it not been for Pete Wentz, the Panic! would be nowhere. And considering the fact that they're basically a creation from Pete's own pen, the pure hypocrisy of this statement is nauseating.
After the hatred between Pete Wentz and Brandon Flowers (the Killers), Panic! released the song "London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines" with the lyrics:
<i>"Stop stalling, make a name for yourself.
Boy you better put your pen to paper, charm your way out.
If you talk you better walk you better back your shit up,
with more than good hooks while you're all under the gun.
Start talking "a sensationalist",
Only slightly clever to just a certain extent.
If you talk, you better walk, you better keep your mouth shut
With more than good hooks while you're all under the gun."</i>
Taking a stab at Brandon for being unoriginal, after the release of the Killers' song "Under The Gun", which was released only in the United Kingdom.
Which is incredibly ironic, because had it not been for Pete Wentz, the Panic! would be nowhere. And considering the fact that they're basically a creation from Pete's own pen, the pure hypocrisy of this statement is nauseating.
All of the old Panic! At The Disco fans believe that they're better than the new ones for discovering them "first".
All of the new Panic! fans are dillusional, and believe they've been fans from the beginning.
Everyone forces themselves to like them because of the catchy name and because of the fact that they most likely adore Fall Out Boy.
All of the new Panic! fans are dillusional, and believe they've been fans from the beginning.
Everyone forces themselves to like them because of the catchy name and because of the fact that they most likely adore Fall Out Boy.
Panic! At The Disco by x__Aaralyn May 2, 2006
at twos and threes
at twos and threes by GeneB January 18, 2004
panic! at the disco
An awesome rock/pop/electronic/dance/emo band from Las Vegas. They named their band after a line from a song called "Panic" by Name Taken, which is a reference to the song "Panic" by The Smiths.
Pete Wentz signed them to his label Decaydance.
Originally formed by Spencer Smith and Ryan Ross. They then recruted Brendon Urie and Brent Wilson.
Popular thanks in-part to the internet.
Very well dressed.
Pete Wentz signed them to his label Decaydance.
Originally formed by Spencer Smith and Ryan Ross. They then recruted Brendon Urie and Brent Wilson.
Popular thanks in-part to the internet.
Very well dressed.
panic! at the disco by stealacceptance April 9, 2006