Intamin
Intamin AG is a Swiss roller coaster company that have built some of the greatest coasters ever such as the 420 foot tall wordTop Thrill Dragster/word.
Intamin by adonkeyisaass October 13, 2003
Words you can keep
Intamin
The company that makes the holy grail of roller coasters, like Top Thrill Dragster! They also break down a lot. That sucks!!!
Intamin by Spencerlovestrains June 13, 2015
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Intamin • IntaminFanGirl • Inaminit • Inaminkosi • insaminated • Intain • Intaking • Intaline • intament • Intimination
Intain
Intain by Pimp Daddy Flexx March 3, 2010
V-Itamin
V-Itamin by christina and sam December 4, 2003
Itaminomics
A) The study of PWNage.
B) The PWNing of an illogical statement, by use of a highly logical statement. During said statement, one may call out any dumb-founded mistakes the opposite post would have made. One may then call out, "Itaminomics" against the person they have just PWN'd. The person who was PWN'd may now have their opinion voided, for they are an idiot.
B) The PWNing of an illogical statement, by use of a highly logical statement. During said statement, one may call out any dumb-founded mistakes the opposite post would have made. One may then call out, "Itaminomics" against the person they have just PWN'd. The person who was PWN'd may now have their opinion voided, for they are an idiot.
Role Play Situation
Guy 1: -walks through the door-
Guy 2: -He stood at the back of the room.- "Hey, look, it's a fag."
Guy 1: -punches the one who called him a fag-
Guy 2: "Yes, you were able to punch me from all the way across the room. You sir, have just failed. Itaminomics!"
Guy 1: -walks through the door-
Guy 2: -He stood at the back of the room.- "Hey, look, it's a fag."
Guy 1: -punches the one who called him a fag-
Guy 2: "Yes, you were able to punch me from all the way across the room. You sir, have just failed. Itaminomics!"
Itaminomics by Itaminomics August 21, 2010
Inaminit
Inaminit by yourholyfather June 17, 2023
intament
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