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Radiclysmic
Radiclysmic is the theory that anyone or anything reaching "Absolute Radness" would inevitably cause the destruction of the universe through an intricate chain of subspace explosions, due to the overproduction of Rad particles in nearby stars and star clusters. Not unlike division by zero.
If "Absolute Radness" is achieved in deep space with no nearby stars however, it is hypothesized that there would be little to no repercussions. It is also hypothesized that nearby personnel would become "Totally Rad", phasing them out of what is known as "Weak Space", and into another dimension populated by all the raddest things and raddest people.
It's also an adjective to describe something really freaking awesome.
If "Absolute Radness" is achieved in deep space with no nearby stars however, it is hypothesized that there would be little to no repercussions. It is also hypothesized that nearby personnel would become "Totally Rad", phasing them out of what is known as "Weak Space", and into another dimension populated by all the raddest things and raddest people.
It's also an adjective to describe something really freaking awesome.
Ex. 1
Kyle: I got all the achievements in Battletoads.
Kyle is phased into Rad Space, destruction of the universe is imminent.
Ex. 2
Kyle: I got all the achievements in Battletoads.
Jeff: Radiclysmic.
Kyle: I got all the achievements in Battletoads.
Kyle is phased into Rad Space, destruction of the universe is imminent.
Ex. 2
Kyle: I got all the achievements in Battletoads.
Jeff: Radiclysmic.
Radiclysmic by Tom McMot February 17, 2008
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Radiclees • radicles • Radiclysmic • radianees • radicalés • radicawesome • radiclysm • redicles • Radio Leash
radicalés
Michael: Hola Miguel. Esta pelicula es muy radicalés...
Miguel: Radicalés? That has no grammatical merit at all in my native language of Spanish.
Miguel: Radicalés? That has no grammatical merit at all in my native language of Spanish.
radicalés by MattttttyPie May 3, 2010
radicles
radiclysmic
–adjective
1. of, pertaining to, or resulting from a radiclysm.
2. of the nature of, or having the effect of, a radiclysm: radiclysmic changes.
1. of, pertaining to, or resulting from a radiclysm.
2. of the nature of, or having the effect of, a radiclysm: radiclysmic changes.
radiclysmic by tho3m January 13, 2010
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