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Setterberg 

Swedish surname pronounced "cedar barre," translated means "tree on the hill" and also "king of the hill," the name signifies the dominant family of Sweden, capable of owning any other clan community in the Scandinavian area. The Setterberg clan has translated their dominance of Sweden into all subsequent areas of life, including sports, academics, and culture. Since their emigration westward throughout the 19th century, their superiority now extends throughout North America and continues to permeate the western Hemisphere.
Their first place finish came as no surprise to the world media; being a Setterberg, complete dominance is expected.
Setterberg by cedar b January 19, 2009
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Henrik Zetterberg 

A left wing in the NHL. Plays for the Detroit Red Wings. Wears #40. Was the Wings 2nd leading scorer in the 06 season with a total of 85 points in 77 games which he played in.
Henrik Zetterberg with the game winner and the crowd went wild as the Wings beat the Avs 5-4 last night
Henrik Zetterberg by go_wings June 1, 2006

Seltzerberg 

Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, better known as the directors who have created such cinematic abominations as Meet the Spartans, Disaster Movie, and Vampires Suck.
The latest Seltzerberg production was widely panned by critics yet made $15 million in its first week.
Seltzerberg by He of One Letter August 6, 2010

wetterberg 

THE WORLDS MOST A.M.A.Z.I.N.G PERSON!!!!! IT IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL LAST NAME I AM SHOOK! YOU CAN'T FIND A BETTER PERSON THAN A WETTERBERG, OR THAT YOU ARE YOURSELF, BUT BOOM BITCH CUZ ANY WETTERBERG IS SOOOO MUCH BETTER THAN YOU
Oh my, I was wish I was a Wetterberg
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square grouper

Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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