landslide
landslide by JavaJaneOhio July 30, 2010
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(n.) Earth moving down a hillside very fast, destroying everthing it its path. A large shift of mass.
(n.) When one party standing in an election takes a massive majority over all others, including the reigning party. The name comes from bar chart presentation, where the drawings resemble a landslide.
(n.) When one party standing in an election takes a massive majority over all others, including the reigning party. The name comes from bar chart presentation, where the drawings resemble a landslide.
landslide by Kung-Fu Jesus July 21, 2004
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Landslide
The act of ejaculating onto a woman's breasts. Derived from the song Landslide by Fleetwood Mac, taken from the snow-covered hills reference in the line, "I saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills 'til the landslide brought it down."
Landslide by subnetmask November 18, 2004
Landslide
1. Back before the Neocons hijacked the Republicanazi party, It it took an overwhelming majority of the votes to have a landslide, such as Reagan, who won 59% of the popular vote, and every state except Minnesota in 1984. Now, since 2000, a landslide is when you lose the popular vote and your hick brother "Jeb" helps you to steal Florida and therefore steal the election. That's a landslide, and 2004 was also a landslide when you rig all the electronic voting machines and steal the election that way. Republicanazis are getting good at landslides.
2. Prediction: Republicanazis will make sure that electronic voting machines, built by Republicanazi supporters, will be installed in all 50 states. Then they can again have another landslide because they can rig the votes in all 50 states rather than just 30.
2. Prediction: Republicanazis will make sure that electronic voting machines, built by Republicanazi supporters, will be installed in all 50 states. Then they can again have another landslide because they can rig the votes in all 50 states rather than just 30.