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242 by Brickballer June 28, 2006
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Front 242
Belgium based industrial band who coined the phrase EBM. Starting in the early 1980's, Front 242 were very influential in the industrial scene at the time. Later works included the use of techno elements and metal guitar samples.
EBM stands for Electronic Body Music which is another term for industrial dance. Front 242 were the original pioneers of this type of music.
Front 242 by gothic_hobbbit June 17, 2008
Lil Wonton 242
Me: Yo have you heard Lil Wonton242’s new album, that crap was fire!
Friend: Who is Lil Wonton 242, he is not even on sound cloud.
Me: I disown you as a friend :(
Friend: Who is Lil Wonton 242, he is not even on sound cloud.
Me: I disown you as a friend :(
Lil Wonton 242 by Not_a_Child March 8, 2021
I.am.a.person_242
I.am.a.person_242 by Ups... June 26, 2021
Genesis 24:2
Fundie: "Matthew 11:5 says...."
Normal Person: "Genesis 24:2 thyself"
(Why do fundies quote only one verse, yet ignore all the others?)
Normal Person: "Genesis 24:2 thyself"
(Why do fundies quote only one verse, yet ignore all the others?)
Genesis 24:2 by Magnificent Mutley October 20, 2008
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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