Italian expression used when people get terribly angry. It literally means «Animal god», but despite seeming more funny rather than violent, it sounds awfully brutal! As all «bestemmie» (i.e. swearing against god), it is more common in Veneto region, North-East of Italy. When pronounced in Venetian dialect it sounds more like «Dio animàe», whereas in Bellunese dialect it is «Dio animàl».
1. Dio animae, và fora dai coioni!
Dio animale, get the fuck out of here!
Also known as "Shittywise the Clown", Animaterr Man is a Youtuber and internet personality best known for making countless videos and internet posts about wanting to engage in coprophilia with musician and lead singer of emo band Black Veil Brides, Andy Biersack, also known as Andy Sixx. It remains unclear whether or not he is serious about it, but is apparently a very dedicated troll. His infamous catchphrase is "It's slidding, baby!".
He has an obsession with clowns as well and allegedly has coulrophilia.
He is generally regarded as a strange, elusive and sometimes funny figure.
"Have you seen the new animaterr man upload?"
"Yeah man he was screaming about Andy Sixx again!"
From the world of Harry Potter, an animagus is a wizard who can transform himself/herself into another creature such as a dog, rat or beetle.
Notable Animagi:
- Minerva McGonagall (cat)
- Sirius Black (dog)
- James Potter (stag)
- Peter Pettigrew (rat)
- Rita Skeeter (beetle)
These wizards must register themselves or face serious consequences. All those registered throughout wizarding history include: the above mentioned, Falco Aesalon, Cliodna, and Morgan le Fey.
Sirius Black, James Potter and Peter Pettigrew became animagi to become transformers like their werewolf friend Remus Lupin. AKA The Marauders- The Animagus Group.
A YouTube channel that mainly posts made-up stories. Some stories may be real, but it’s rare to find those. It grew more in popularity because of the Leaflent artstyle.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."