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Electrobang by electrobabe September 26, 2010
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Electromancer
An elite technician or engineer who ponders heavy tomes in order to gain the sacred knowledge of electronics.
Bending the smallest particles of matter en mass to do his dark bidding is the mark of his wizardry.
Bending the smallest particles of matter en mass to do his dark bidding is the mark of his wizardry.
Electromancer by KentuckyJellyfish June 22, 2012
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electromagnetic friends
internet friends, and/or those who haven't met in real life but have conversed through telephone or chatted on net. since all those interactions have taken place through means that run on electromagnetic waves
A: so how come you know her? she lives so far away
B: no, actually we are just electromagnetic friends
B: no, actually we are just electromagnetic friends
electromagnetic friends by daone1991 January 29, 2009
electromaniac
it is the love of electricity or the enjoyment in shocking things via electricity, same as pyromaniacs like to set things on fire and hydromaniacs find fun in water.
guy 1: That guy just electricuted that man.
guy 2: What happened?
guy 1: He just laughed, what an electromaniac.
guy 2: What happened?
guy 1: He just laughed, what an electromaniac.
electromaniac by jackdavis1337 January 2, 2011
Electromagnetic candy
Electromagnetic candy is any electrical object, usually computers or spaceships or mp3 players, that is bait and attracts geeks or others in general.
Electromagnetic Candy is a reference to an analogy used in the Farscape episode "Green Eyed Monster" where electromagnetic fields are attractive to Budongs.
Electromagnetic Candy is a reference to an analogy used in the Farscape episode "Green Eyed Monster" where electromagnetic fields are attractive to Budongs.
"I was on the way to my Job interview, but I was distracted by the electromagnetic candy at JB Hi-Fi"
Question: "What present do you want for your birthday"
Answer :"Electromagnetic candy"
Question: "How good is that video game?"
Answer: "It is Electromagnetic Candy"
Question: "What present do you want for your birthday"
Answer :"Electromagnetic candy"
Question: "How good is that video game?"
Answer: "It is Electromagnetic Candy"
Electromagnetic candy by Rattle July 14, 2007
Electromagnetic Bukkake
Electromagnetic Bukkake by pragm4 August 25, 2010
Electroman Adventures
Electroman Adventures by turtleboifortnite December 22, 2021
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