Noun referring to a person who holds a title, just for the sake of the prestige that comes with the title, without actually fulfilling the responsibilities that also come with the title.

n. 1. A two-man band, Aaron Kamstra(multi-instrumentalist) and Jarrod Gorbel (singer), creating emo, indie, and post-grunge music.

2. Often compared to Dashboard Confessional and Bright Eyes.

3. Doghouse Records (an indie label) newer artists.

1.The new Broadway Musical by Jeff Bowen and Hunter Bell, about two guys writing a musical about two guys writing a musical about two guys writing a musical.

2. An adjective that describes anything good.

A user of filesharing programs (ie. KaZaA, Limewire, etc.) who takes joy in changing the titles of files, mostly videos, in order to trick other users into downloading the wrong thing. Looking forward to watching your newly-acquired copy of Team America: World Police which took you a whole night to download? Surprise! This joker actually made you get Catwoman instead! Surprise again! That copy of "Teen Sluts Take it Hard 5" is actually a German scheiße flick.

Title swappers are often obscured by anonymity, which makes them near impossible to track down or avoid. Nobody knows why they're willing to let other people suck up their bandwidth just for a laugh, but heed this lesson, and heed it well: always check the FILENAME, not the title, as many of them are too lazy to change that as well.

Band like: Bright Eyes
Debut Album: Anything Else But The Truth
Who: Jarrod Gorbel & Aaron Kamstra

pff. yeah. go their their cd.

a fight, rumble, brouhaha, etc.

A video game made by a Lion King enthusiast, KovuLKD. Simply rendered lions and keyboard controls, the game began as a gift for a fellow fursona-owner, a one-player fighting game. However, as he experimented with it further, he went on to make a multiplayer option. As internet came into the picture, TLKFAA (The Lion King Fanart Archive) members far and wide began to play. Servers would crash from the sheer amount of players. As demand grew, the game itself improved. People generally used the game for roleplay and chatting, though others used it for making presets and their own maps/worlds. Played mostly by furries of unusually young age or by adults, the fandom for the game grew to be so large that once the game ended, the fandom lived on. Many recreations and attempts to reawaken the game have occurred since then, in particular "Feral Hearts", also made by KovuLKD with the intent of a better multiplayer game.
Developments in this strange subculture included vampire lions, the fight over whether canines should be included, the great exclusion of players younger than 13, the addition of "items" and animals to hunt, the great issue of public presets, how to make invisible teeth, the double jump, huge prides of OCs, the addition of scene/emo hair to lions, the auto-updater, the addition of a million facial expressions, the option of lip-syncing, friend lists, teleportations, /me commands, and many others.