Sporatic
Is the combination of spontaneous and irrational actions and judgments. Typically used in reference to crimes of passion, driving, LJ’s, inebriated arguments and generally messing things up.
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Sporatic Sexism
Inferior gender: Hey can you buy me a new watch
Superior gender: Why? Theres already a clock on the stove
Inferior gender: You sexist piece of shit
Superior gender: Oof nah its sporatic sexism chill
Superior gender: Why? Theres already a clock on the stove
Inferior gender: You sexist piece of shit
Superior gender: Oof nah its sporatic sexism chill
Sporatic Sexism by PresidentAaron October 23, 2018
Sportically Challenged
Hey, guys look at that guy over there, he's missing the net every time! He must be sportically challenged.
Sportically Challenged by lexipullen9 November 12, 2010
An Endless Sporadic
Error in the first AES entry: Zach Kamins plays the guitar, bass and keyboard, not the drums. Andy Gentiles is the only drummer of An Endless Sporadic.
An Endless Sporadic by Jeremi January 27, 2008
sporadically
sporadically by laurengonewild November 8, 2003
An Endless Sporadic
A band that fuses progressive rock with lounge music-esque chords and rythms. The band is composed of Zach Kamins (guitar, keyboard, drums) and Andy Gentile (drums.) An Endless Sporadic was formed in 2005.
They have only released 3 songs and are yet to be signed by a record company. The song "Sun of Pearl" was featured in the game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, and the song "Impulse" was featured in Guitar Hero III. Their other song, "Adventures of Jabubu", was but an experimental project.
Those three songs are part of a 5 song demo called "Ameliorate". The two remaining songs in the demo are being recorded as of 07/12/29.
An Endless Sporadic's first three songs were made via Internet. The remaining two songs in the demo will be done with in-real-life collaboration between the two musicians, featuring acoustic percussions (while the aforementioned songs were recorded using electronic percussions.)
They have only released 3 songs and are yet to be signed by a record company. The song "Sun of Pearl" was featured in the game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, and the song "Impulse" was featured in Guitar Hero III. Their other song, "Adventures of Jabubu", was but an experimental project.
Those three songs are part of a 5 song demo called "Ameliorate". The two remaining songs in the demo are being recorded as of 07/12/29.
An Endless Sporadic's first three songs were made via Internet. The remaining two songs in the demo will be done with in-real-life collaboration between the two musicians, featuring acoustic percussions (while the aforementioned songs were recorded using electronic percussions.)
An Endless Sporadic by Jeremi January 23, 2008
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