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Bitch, I will cut you, I'm so sinsur!
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Damn, that new Atmosphere album is some quality music, so sinsur.
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Damn, that new Atmosphere album is some quality music, so sinsur.
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sinseriously
Emphatically exhibits the sincerity of your seriousness. The classic use is to close a letter with it.
Dear Urban Dictionary:
Thank you in advance for considering “sinseriously” in your Urban Dictionary.
Were sinseriously to be included in The Urban Dictionary, that would make my day, perhaps even my week.
Sinseriously,
Cyprus Denton Fekks
Thank you in advance for considering “sinseriously” in your Urban Dictionary.
Were sinseriously to be included in The Urban Dictionary, that would make my day, perhaps even my week.
Sinseriously,
Cyprus Denton Fekks
sinseriously by Cyprus Denton Fekks February 19, 2010
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Sinjury
an injury, illness, or condition derived from the indulgance of decadent or promiscuous activities. Any injury that happens while drunk and/or partying, usually hallmarked by a either not being able to either remember, or gracefully explain, how it happened.
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Sinjury by Dr Sinjury January 15, 2009
sensurround
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sensurround is an audio process developed in the 1970s by Universal Studios for the presentation of theatrical movies. According to Halliwell's Film Companion, the process involved "the augmentation of violent action on screen by intense waves of high decibel sound, enough, in some documented cases, to crack ribs." Originally developed as a showcase for the Universal production Earthquake, the process was used in four subsequent films, Rollercoaster, Midway, and in the theatrical version of Battlestar Galactica.
Sensurround is an audio process developed in the 1970s by Universal Studios for the presentation of theatrical movies. According to Halliwell's Film Companion, the process involved "the augmentation of violent action on screen by intense waves of high decibel sound, enough, in some documented cases, to crack ribs." Originally developed as a showcase for the Universal production Earthquake, the process was used in four subsequent films, Rollercoaster, Midway, and in the theatrical version of Battlestar Galactica.
sensurround by veriveriteri September 17, 2008