Mulderism
Mulderism by chilli ring November 5, 2009
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murderistic
When you are optimistic about your killings.
You know you've done the wrong thing but you see a positive side to it.
You know you've done the wrong thing but you see a positive side to it.
"He is very murderistic about this,"
"True."
"True."
murderistic by Reeces Babe June 8, 2016
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Mulderism • murderism • Muellerism • murderistic • Madderism • mallerism • Maulerism • Mildorism • millerism • Millerism-Vondermanism
Madderism
The way in which one followers a certain type of life style. The actions the choose will determine how close to "Madder" you become.
The ultimate goal in which you reach "Madder" status and follow along side Madder him/her self.
Only two poeple have ever reached madder-ism but many have followed in the path.
The ultimate goal in which you reach "Madder" status and follow along side Madder him/her self.
Only two poeple have ever reached madder-ism but many have followed in the path.
*A guy is sitting in a icepool* - Kid; "OMG MADDER"
"Omg look at that guy hes sooooo Madder"
"There goes a true desciple of Madderism"
"Omg look at that guy hes sooooo Madder"
"There goes a true desciple of Madderism"
Madderism by Thehumblemadder-desciple September 24, 2009
Mildorism
An attempt to pass off incorrect usage or misspelling of a word or phrase as slang unique to one's own region. Most frequently used when the two people conversing do not live in close proximity to one another.
"You're a real donkie, you know that, Taylor?"
"Donkie? You mean, 'donkey'."
"No, I mean donkie. We say it all the time in Ontario, though I wouldn't expect you to know that."
"Mm. Well, Hannah is from Ontario and she's never used it before."
"Oh yeah? Hannah is from Toronto. We only use it in Scarborough."
"Donkie? You mean, 'donkey'."
"No, I mean donkie. We say it all the time in Ontario, though I wouldn't expect you to know that."
"Mm. Well, Hannah is from Ontario and she's never used it before."
"Oh yeah? Hannah is from Toronto. We only use it in Scarborough."
Mildorism by RaspberryFoxtrot September 7, 2005
Muldering
To draw a conclusion based on evidence that seems unconnected , to uncover a conspiracy or signs of on going conspiratorial activity, which is later proven correct.
Have you ever noticed how those UFO sightings stopped right after 911? " I think you're just muldering this like you do everything related to 911
Muldering by Ebony hall & Sydney Garlington September 4, 2017
murderistic
murderistic by highonyou April 24, 2008
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