Mothers
Mothers can also mean swear down
"I banged that girl last night" and then the other person would say "mothers" which means swear down
Mothers by Money girl June 17, 2016
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Mothers
Hym "Being mothers and supporting abortion is like being a rape victim and supporting rape. Interestingly enough, there is no internal contradiction for a murderer supporting murder or a liar supporting lying. What else does this apply to... Hmm... Being a therapist and supporting the falsification/creation of mental illness? There's a contradiction there but it's weak... I might be on to something here... An adulterer supporting adultery? No contradiction... Being a police officer and supporting crime.... Contradiction.... A theif supporting theft... No contradiction... A molestation victim supporting pedophilia... Contradiction... Seems like the cardinal sins create no internal contradiction. Looks like that is the difference between a sin and any other ethic. Sin creates no internal contradiction between the act and supporting of the act... A false idol supporting the support of worshiping false idols.... Well... You could argue that a false idol might not want you worshipping other idols... They might want all the worshipers to themselves... Hmm... Maybe I'm a little off... Someone who doesn't keep the Sabbath holy supporting the not keeping of the Sabbath holy? No contradiction... A worshiper of God supporting the worship of other Gods? Maybe... Because from the outside your worshiping the OTHER God... So no contradiction? I don't know..."
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mothers against maddox
A group of women who think that freedom of speech only applies to them. Too stupid to know how to keep children from looking at material "not for kids", they instead try to ban this material.
mothers against maddox by Brick Wall December 30, 2004
mothers against maddox
Tight-assed bitches who somehow managed to circumvent the first amendment.
And we all know that it takes a bunch of middle aged women with their panites in a bunch to ruin our fun. Either that or christian fundamentalists.
And we all know that it takes a bunch of middle aged women with their panites in a bunch to ruin our fun. Either that or christian fundamentalists.
mothers against maddox by You don't need to know my name. February 27, 2005
mothers against fun
A group of lower to middle class working mothers in the UK that regard it their purpose it life to save guard everyone else against the evils that they don;t agree with.
Can be seen complaining about anything someone enjoys that they don't agree with there for that entity must be evil and 'corrupting out children' and can also be frequently heard in lower class newspapers such as the daily star and The sun exagerating something so much that they are basically a complete lie
Similar to a nazi only more annoying
Similar to a soccer mom
Can be seen complaining about anything someone enjoys that they don't agree with there for that entity must be evil and 'corrupting out children' and can also be frequently heard in lower class newspapers such as the daily star and The sun exagerating something so much that they are basically a complete lie
Similar to a nazi only more annoying
Similar to a soccer mom
Letter to local newspaper: 'We are the mothers against fun and we demand BB guns must be banned, a boy on our street bought one from the market for a pound and held up a bank killing 6 people and a dog on the way out. Why are these sins against humanity allowed to be sold in the UK'
mothers against fun by timmy tom July 4, 2006
Mothers of Invention
A rock band of the mid-to-late 1960s. The best known member was Frank Zappa. The band made six albums and did three tours, but was not economically successful, which led to such musical gems as "No Commercial Potential".
As musicians, however, the band was very successful and influenced much of late-'60s American rock. Among their better-known songs were "Brain Police", "suzy creamcheese", and "Kansas".
As musicians, however, the band was very successful and influenced much of late-'60s American rock. Among their better-known songs were "Brain Police", "suzy creamcheese", and "Kansas".
Mothers of Invention by zappafan July 11, 2004
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