Bantics
Banterous antics. Events that occur that will in the days and weeks to come be remembered and laughed about.
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Bantics • Banatics • Bantis • Banticipation • Banticheese • Bantichrist • bantickanator • Banticlimax • Bantisemitism • bantisocial
Bantichrist
A Bantichrist is someone who manages to kill a conversation that has good banter. Their mere presence may create an awkward, perhaps even angry, silence.
Guy 1: "Hey, guys, knock knock!" The Bantichrist: "Someone get the door!" *Silence* Guy 1: "Ahem..."
Bantichrist by Gillyboy June 8, 2010
Banticlimax
When someone like the Bantersaurus Rex, who usually displays an abundance of bantalicious banter says something that is expected to be exceptionally comical but ends up being particularly un-funny.
Banticlimax by CarpaKilla December 1, 2009
Banticipation
From the english 'to anticipate' and the english 'to banter' comes banticipation. It is the growing anticipation of a form of banter occuring.
Banticipation by BanterBoy November 3, 2010
bantickanator
someone who obsessivly talks about computers and there components and is constantly thinking he is the one who is right. Argue with a bantickanator about counterstrike or a computer game and face the consequences at your own risk
Oh my god, chris is such a bantickanator , I told him i was second in the world for counterstrike , but he told me i was chattin bullshit and that he was 345th so i could not be second
bantickanator by steve egg March 21, 2007
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