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A.M.C.E. 

Abbreviation; All Men Created Equally.
A paraphrased reference to the most famous/infamous line in the United States's Declaration of Independence.
Holy war's comin' -
fourth gorily -
scapegoats and martyrs,
Darwins and Sartres.
Last quarter - Abraham's decision,
except about religion -
creates the division,
an imperfect union.

Soon them drinkers brew more'n just tea,
and A.M.C.E. fill their cups with blood's bleed.
A.M.C.E. by poems from alex October 16, 2010
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A.C.Q.E.E.I.A.Y.M.C.A.O.C.A.T.V.M.R.R.E.Q.T.M.E 

Oh, how I wish in this instant to hug you and sing thousands of songs in your ears at your life, and in your life gift you many roses, it's because you made me fall for you.
Boy: A.C.Q.E.E.I.A.Y.M.C.A.O.C.A.T.V.M.R.R.E.Q.T.M.E <3

Girl: Omg awhh, I love you <3

project M.A.C.E 

Project M.A.C.E is a giant robot that plays the role of a final boss in the game Intrusion 2. This metal monstrosity breaks all possible Geneva conventions and made for destruction only, it has the aerodynamics of a brick (yet somehow as fast as jets). It's weaponry consists of (clears throat) - annihilating laser beams either out of eyes, it's fists or top middle part of the head, explosive-fire "breath", high voltage fist slam, fireballs and rockets out of fingers, just a fist slam and finally - missiles
Project M.A.C.E is hard dude :(
project M.A.C.E by Yanria May 18, 2023

C.R.E.A.M. 

The acronym standing for, "Cash Rules Everything Around Me."
Originating from the Wu Tang Clan, this phrase was popular in the early/mid-ninties when the hit song was released. Unlike many current rap songs, this song stressed the importance of obtaining money, as opposed to spending it. It also showed youth that selling drugs was not a good way to make money, and that hard work and creativity would make more money.
"cash rules everything around me cream get the money, dolla dolla bills yall."
C.R.E.A.M. by freefall April 1, 2004

C.R.E.A.M. 

Cash Rules Everything Around Me

Comes from the hit "C.R.E.A.M." by the infamous Wu-Tang Clan. The song sent the message that selling drugs is the wrong way to make a living or to make money in general. It leads to a painful life and deppression that certain members of wu-tang have experienced for themselves. They only strived for money but it lead them down the wrong path.

Later in the song, it says that hard work will help you overcome all the fucked up things in the world. Money is messed up and some people do messed up things to get it, but you have to live with it. That's the message they tried to present.
"Cash, Rules, Everything, Around, Me
C.R.E.A.M.
Get the money
Dollar, dollar bill y'all"
-Wu-Tang Clan
C.R.E.A.M. by devin wolf January 7, 2008

c.r.e.a.m 

Money (Cash).

Stands for 'Cash Rules Everything Around Me' an acronym used in Shaolin, NY, by Wu-Tang Clan. (Featured in the hit song from '93 - 'C.R.E.A.M' by Wu-Tang Clan.
"A man with a dream with plans to make C.R.E.A.M.
Which failed; I went to jail at the age of 15" - Inspectah Deck, C.R.E.A.M
c.r.e.a.m by redemption[wutangdynasty] September 20, 2003
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