Ok... so here it goes: The Full moon party is basically a "rave" that goes on every night of the Full Moon on the island of Koh Phangan, in Thailand. So every month, you have loads of tourists who invade the beach of Haad Rin to party all night. It's a fun night, but it's a really overrated party! Easy place to score with swedish/canadian/ australian/dutch/japanese and spanish girls.. Beware of the bucket!! Beware also of the water, as thousands of guys have peed in it in the last hours...
(real story)
-Hi, My name is Klara, I'm swedish, and I'm really drunk... do you want to have sex?
-You really want to sleep with me, even if we are halfway around the world, and we have never met??
-Are you gonna shut up or are we gonna have sex
- I loooove the full moon party! Let's go to my bungalow biznatch!
-Hi, My name is Klara, I'm swedish, and I'm really drunk... do you want to have sex?
-You really want to sleep with me, even if we are halfway around the world, and we have never met??
-Are you gonna shut up or are we gonna have sex
- I loooove the full moon party! Let's go to my bungalow biznatch!
by P-Y-M-P May 3, 2006
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An unthinking or insane leftist -- in other words, most modern leftists.
Moonbat can also be used as an adjective, e.g. a moonbat professor. According to the Wikipedia entry for moonbat, the word was coined in 2002 by the Editor of Samizdata, Perry de Havilland, and was a variation on the name of radical British activist and columnist George Monbiot.
Originally, the term "moonbat" was intended to be more politically neutral, and described wackos on the left and the right, but it quickly acquired its current usage of being applied almost exclusively to those on the left.
The term also references the moon much in the same way that "lunatic" refers to the insanity-causing powers of the full moon (luna = moon). Bloggers occasionally analyze the behavior patterns of various moonbat "species" as if they were actual animals, and even give them satirical Linnaean taxonomical names, such as "moonbattus berkeleyensis".
The entry in the Samizdata glossary indicates that Perry originally coined the full phrase "barking moonbat"; apparently "moonbat" is just a subsequent shortened version of "barking moonbat," rather than being a pre-existing term that was lengthened to barking moonbat.
Moonbat can also be used as an adjective, e.g. a moonbat professor. According to the Wikipedia entry for moonbat, the word was coined in 2002 by the Editor of Samizdata, Perry de Havilland, and was a variation on the name of radical British activist and columnist George Monbiot.
Originally, the term "moonbat" was intended to be more politically neutral, and described wackos on the left and the right, but it quickly acquired its current usage of being applied almost exclusively to those on the left.
The term also references the moon much in the same way that "lunatic" refers to the insanity-causing powers of the full moon (luna = moon). Bloggers occasionally analyze the behavior patterns of various moonbat "species" as if they were actual animals, and even give them satirical Linnaean taxonomical names, such as "moonbattus berkeleyensis".
The entry in the Samizdata glossary indicates that Perry originally coined the full phrase "barking moonbat"; apparently "moonbat" is just a subsequent shortened version of "barking moonbat," rather than being a pre-existing term that was lengthened to barking moonbat.
Worker #1 "Did you see those moonbats on the news staging another one of their useless protests?"
Worker #2 "Yeah, all eight of them."
Worker #1 "Man, they need to get real jobs."
Worker #2 "Yeah, all eight of them."
Worker #1 "Man, they need to get real jobs."
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Get the moonbat mug.1. The name of the mushy and flavorful Puerto Rican side dish made from fried plantain bananas, olive oil, and garlic.
Is often served with pork mixed into it, but can be used with most any meat or additional vegetables added in. It is, however, normally served in its purest form, as described in def. 1.
2. an eclectic and strange avant garde music duo from Houston, TX. Mainly spelled MoFoNGo.
Is often served with pork mixed into it, but can be used with most any meat or additional vegetables added in. It is, however, normally served in its purest form, as described in def. 1.
2. an eclectic and strange avant garde music duo from Houston, TX. Mainly spelled MoFoNGo.
1. At this Puerto Rican restaurant, I ordered chuletas y mofongo, and it ruled.
2. Man, MoFoNGo's music is very strange, but for some reason I can get into it!
2. Man, MoFoNGo's music is very strange, but for some reason I can get into it!
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Get the mofongo mug.another way of saying "for days". "really good or great" or alot. If a person uses to the moon and back, it is just a greater extent of to the moon
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Get the to the moon mug.The slightly depressing sequel to the popular Twilight, written by Stephenie Meyer in which Edward(Bella's true love who just happens to be a 'vegetarian' vampire) leaves her and Bella(who is barely holding on to sanity) befriends Jacob Black(a werewolf) is stalked by a vengeful vampire named Victoria(whose mate, James, was killed in the first book). Edward thinks(through miscommunication) that Bella has killed herself and tries to get himself murdered but(luckily) Bella intercedes and they return home.
Twilight-crazed teen girl: "OMG!!! I just finished New Moon!!! It was so sad!!! I can't believe that he left her!!! Well, at least they are back with each other... I wonder what will happen in Eclipse!!!
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