Majin Boo
The fat, jiggly pink bad guy from DBZ. He's really dumb and he's made out of pink bubblegum or rubber or something...he's pretty much indestructible.
Majin Boo by RatchetBoo April 28, 2003
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Mike "Boogie" Malin
Mike "Boogie" Malin is one half of the two man powerhouse team, Chill Town. Will Kirby is the other half. The two guys manipulate other houseguests to get them to do their dirty work for them, while they focus on not winning as many challenges as possible. This strategy has gotten them VERY far in the game of "Big Brother", Will having won Big Brother Season 2, and Mike having won Big Brother Season 7. Mike runs several restaurants outside of the game, including Dolce. He and Will use the strategy of 'showmancing' inside the game, and Mike is no stranger to this concept. He showmanced Krista in Season 2, then Erika in Season 7.
Mike "Boogie" Malin by chilltownluvr September 18, 2008
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