fantasy literature perpetuates medieval metaphors, while science fiction creates our contemporary metaphors.
for instance, fantasy tends to revolve around battles between 'good' and 'evil', whereas science fiction often applies a more relativistic form of morality, or none at all. and robots.
by imaginary dave April 3, 2008
The most delicious alcoholic drink known to man. created during spring break 2006 by two ingenious teenagers while visiting italy. They noticed that orange fanta was absolulty delicious and so was vodka, why not mix them? well it led to the best drink ever
"Hey girl, i just drank some fantasie, and you be lookin' dayuummm fine, how 'bout you let me a zoom a zoom zoom in ya boom boom?"
by TJ Alaimo April 17, 2006
The combination of The Drink Orange Fanta and Pepsi. very tasty mostally with vanilla pepsi or cherry pepsi
by Kiet Trinh November 13, 2005
a genre of literature, commonly found clenched in a nerds grip sitting in a corner at the school sock hop. infested with hobbits and the occaisonal smoking male elf who looks oddly like the blacksmith turned pirate in pirates of the carribean.
by the cool kid June 23, 2005
1) In class I was daydreaming about the teacher. He was in all my fantasies, hoping that one day we can have sex for hours
2) When I was a child, unicorns and dragons were always in my fantasy
2) When I was a child, unicorns and dragons were always in my fantasy
by Å ČřÆż ĞəMįŅî March 10, 2018
fantasy is the same as my girlfriend
by huggelion November 14, 2017
A dreamed-of-but-non-existent euphoric/Utopian status that certain people expect to achieve from drinking Fanta.
Fantasy is a serious-enough delusion to have, but if this unrealistic mindset is maintained for a long enough period, the condition can progress into full-blown Fantacy, whereupon a straitjacket will likely be required.
by QuacksO June 15, 2018