United Statesian

Noun, adjective. The national name for the citizens of the United States of America. Not American, which means from America, the continent

Luca: Ezekiel, what think you about the United Statesian Occupation in Iraq?
Ezekiel: Mmmm... easy to say. A big split-up by an avaricious and selfish man, thus, George W. Bush.

Ezekiel: Have you heard of the party at Fatima's house?
Luca: No... was there one?
Ezekiel: Yes! it was full of United Statesians, Canadians and Brazilians.

by Ezechiel January 18, 2007

Kent State

1. (n) A University in Ohio where a tragic event happened during the Viet Nam War in May 4, 1970, in which four student protestors of the war in Viet Nam were killed, and nine were wounded. The National Guard was sent to the campus after the university's ROTC building was burned down in protest. Over sixty rifle rounds and countless canisters of tear gas were fired at protesters. Some refer to the event in itself as "The Four on the Fourth".

2. (v) Also used as a verb referring to the actions on the day of the event. See going postal

1. "Kent State is a pure example of faulty processes within the nation's military"

2. "I swear, I was about to go Kent State on they ass!"

by Dre February 12, 2005

state job

Being employed to provide a public service at half the cost of a private contractor while being criticized by citizens who's grasp of the inner workings of state government entails the 45 minutes they wait in line to get their drivers license renewed.

Man, the worst thing about having this state job is being bashed by high school dropouts jealous of my 5 figure income.

by Anonymous October 14, 2003

Garden State

An independent film about a man's struggle (Zach Braff) with coping with the loss of his mother, with a life of prescription induced apathy (and the release of this apathy through new found love as he returns home) and can finally live his emotions after living life without prescription drugs and finally letting go the secret of his mother's disablity by the end of the movie.

There's not really an example that can go here...it's a movie.

by CJ Dayringer April 4, 2005

Utah State University

Founded in 1888 Utah State University was originally known as the Utah State Agricultural College and was established by an act of the Utah Territorial Legislature. The agricultural roots remain and students from USU are known as Aggie's.

Today however the university has expanded far beyond Agricultural Science offering hundreds of B.S. M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. The school is widely hailed as being a research school and has sent more experiments into space than any other university in the country which has earned it the nickname of Utah Space University.

The main campus is in Logan, Utah, but there are sattelite and regional campuses in each of the 29 counties of Utah. As of 2008 student enrollment at the main campus consists of about 14,000 undergraduates and 4,000 graduates while regional campuses put the total enrollment close to 25,000.

Aggie's take pride in their athletics and are known as some of the craziest fans in the country. Many sports media figures have been amazed when the attend basketball games in Logan, Utah comparing the frenzied student section and atmosphere at Aggie games to that of ACC universities known only for basketball.

I attend school at Utah State University, the greatest university in the world.

by Universal_remonster December 30, 2008

garden state

the best movie ever created
with the best soundtrack as well

"You gotta hear these songs, they will change your life. I Promise you."

by my pseudonym. January 16, 2005

North Carolina State

North Carolina State is a university filled with students who love their school, their teams, and their city. Although stereotyped for having "farmers" and "rednecks", State is home to all kinds of students. Yet, one word to describe them all is loyal. No matter how good or bad the football/basketball/baseball teams are doing, the fans are still there, filling the stands, yelling their loudest. The sky may be "Carolina blue" in chapel hill, but the weather is always fair in Raleigh.

Woody Durham (Carolina radio annoucner) actually said this: And Carolina scores before the half to trail (somebody) by only 14! Cars are turning around on Franklin Street!!!

....never at North Carolina State

by Brandon Stokes November 21, 2005