Brianized
When Brian makes your beverage and your intended level of intoxication is about a four billion on a sliding scale from one to ten...
Brianized by instrumentoffear June 9, 2009
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Brianed
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brianed
I was brianed into drinking my weight in beer.
Jumping off the roof into the swimming pool sounds stupid, but you've brianed me into it.
Jumping off the roof into the swimming pool sounds stupid, but you've brianed me into it.
brianed by suicidedrink October 23, 2008
Bryanized..
b"i love you'
m"oh no.."
b"what is it?"
m"i do to..."
m has been bryanized..
classic bryanization in effect.
m"oh no.."
b"what is it?"
m"i do to..."
m has been bryanized..
classic bryanization in effect.
Bryanized.. by mtraiii. March 28, 2009
Borganized
Being totally organized as a result of boredom. When you have nothing better to do but borganize your life.
Borganized by karacake June 25, 2010
Brianizing
Brian is brianizing again. This mean Brian is dragging his feet to keep Sam from going home to see his family again.
Brianizing by Sam913451 July 1, 2012
Brianize
To refrain from wearing low cut tops and way too much makeup. Appearing in public at all times, like a nun dresses you every morning.
"I had to brianize myself before the interview." Or "Did you see her breasts? She should really brianize more in the morning."
Brianize by HonestAngel October 23, 2008
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