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A person whose marijuana stash consists totally of THC infused edible gummies of various strengths and flavors. A gumhead does not smoke weed, inhale vapors, or use sublingual cannabis oils.
gumhead by talk2me-JCH2 April 6, 2023
Gumhead
A Gumhead means a person with a scar on their head. Usually the forehead.
It is refered to as 'Gum' head due to the scar tissue looking it like a gum.
Also known as a DFontanahead
It is refered to as 'Gum' head due to the scar tissue looking it like a gum.
Also known as a DFontanahead
Gumhead by Simon Desk December 16, 2006
Gumhead
A Gumhead means a person with a scar on their head. Usually the forehead.
Also known as a DFontanhead
Also known as a DFontanhead
Gumhead by Simon Desk December 16, 2006
Gunhed
An obscure Japanese sci-fi movie that gained a cult following. Directed by Masato Harada, it follows a group of scavengers in a cyberpunk future going to a remote island to steal valuable computer tech, only to discover the island is still being run by a genocidal supercomputer known as Kyron-5. The movie's title refers to a mecha that the heroes use to fight their way off the island.
The movie was a big project jointly produced by Toho, Nippon Sunrise, Kadokawa, Bandai, and Imagica. It remains one of the most ambitious live-action Japanese films to date, with a budget equivalent to $14.4 million. In addition to Japanese actors, a few roles were taken by American actors, such as Brenda Bakke, James "Brewster" Thompson, Randy Reyes, and Michael Yancy. The original Japanese version used both Japanese and English spoken dialogue, due in part to the international cast.
The movie's choppy editing and confusing plot almost completely derailed it despite its amazing special effects and production design. It bombed both domestically and internationally, and Masato Harada was so embarrassed that he instead credited the infamous Hollywood pseudonym "Alan Smithee" in international releases.
All in all, it is a flawed movie, but has several redeeming qualities that make it entertaining, and though it is a rare find on home video formats, I recommend trying it out if you have the means.
The movie was a big project jointly produced by Toho, Nippon Sunrise, Kadokawa, Bandai, and Imagica. It remains one of the most ambitious live-action Japanese films to date, with a budget equivalent to $14.4 million. In addition to Japanese actors, a few roles were taken by American actors, such as Brenda Bakke, James "Brewster" Thompson, Randy Reyes, and Michael Yancy. The original Japanese version used both Japanese and English spoken dialogue, due in part to the international cast.
The movie's choppy editing and confusing plot almost completely derailed it despite its amazing special effects and production design. It bombed both domestically and internationally, and Masato Harada was so embarrassed that he instead credited the infamous Hollywood pseudonym "Alan Smithee" in international releases.
All in all, it is a flawed movie, but has several redeeming qualities that make it entertaining, and though it is a rare find on home video formats, I recommend trying it out if you have the means.
Brooklyn: We could sell it for more than the chips.
Bebe: Sell what?
Brooklyn: Gunhed.
Bebe: It's too heavy.
Barabbas: Gunhed parts get a good price, if it's still here.
Bebe: Sell what?
Brooklyn: Gunhed.
Bebe: It's too heavy.
Barabbas: Gunhed parts get a good price, if it's still here.
Gunhed by Exterminator (not really) January 15, 2021
gunthead
Someone that is so inconceivably retarded that just speaking to them, makes you retarded as well. They are a host for stupidity, they spread it like a virus.
gunthead by Maybeperhapsso November 10, 2021