you: Know way king kong could kick godzillas ass!!!
me: hells no godzilla would kick king kongs ass!
You:don't give me that crap!
me: dont hate...appreciate
me: hells no godzilla would kick king kongs ass!
You:don't give me that crap!
me: dont hate...appreciate
by cv&rv May 30, 2006
1. Large lizard which attacks stuff
2. Popular song about by Blue Oyster Cult from the 1977 album Spectres
2. Popular song about by Blue Oyster Cult from the 1977 album Spectres
1. Aaarrghh! said Godzilla as he destroyed a car
2. Godzilla is my second favorite Blue Oyster Cult song
2. Godzilla is my second favorite Blue Oyster Cult song
by dog500 June 27, 2005
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
BEST FuCKING MONSTER/MESSAGE BOARD JOKE ACCOUNT WHO DESTROYS PITIFUL SHIT-FILLED ASSHOLES WITH HIS AWESOME FUCKING GOD DAMN SKILLS THAT ARE UNCOMPREHENDABLE, YOU CoCKMAN!
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCKKKKK!!!!
BEST FuCKING MONSTER/MESSAGE BOARD JOKE ACCOUNT WHO DESTROYS PITIFUL SHIT-FILLED ASSHOLES WITH HIS AWESOME FUCKING GOD DAMN SKILLS THAT ARE UNCOMPREHENDABLE, YOU CoCKMAN!
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCKKKKK!!!!
by GODZILLA! September 22, 2004
"Gojira" was a Japanese horror film (it would not be considered a "monster movie" until it reached American shores) that depicted a large radioactive animal (believed by scientist characters to have lived sometime in the intermediate stage between the prehistoric era and current times) that attacks and sinks several fishing vessels and finally ends with his raiding Tokyo twice over the course of a few days, resulting in the city's destruction and wide-scal deaths. His rampage is clearly meant to reflect the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (though no dirrect political connection is ever made), though most people do not know how the concept for the movie was originally created.
"Gojira" was inspired by America's "King Kong," which lead "Gojira" creator Tomoyuki Tanaka to want to create a horrow film using a monster.
But the reason a radioactive beast that lays siege to Tokyo was used was becuase of an American hydrogen bomb test designated "Castle-Bravo" whose fallout contaminated a Japanese fishing trawler, resulting in some of the crew's deaths and a national recall of fish products because of radiated tuna aboard the vessel that was served into the market unknowingly. An H-Bomb setup is also used to explain Godzilla's strange powers and hideously deformed physik.
"Castle-Bravo" has become the calling card of anti-nuclear activists ever since the incident involving the trawler, and Godzilla has seen more films than any other character.
But the reason a radioactive beast that lays siege to Tokyo was used was becuase of an American hydrogen bomb test designated "Castle-Bravo" whose fallout contaminated a Japanese fishing trawler, resulting in some of the crew's deaths and a national recall of fish products because of radiated tuna aboard the vessel that was served into the market unknowingly. An H-Bomb setup is also used to explain Godzilla's strange powers and hideously deformed physik.
"Castle-Bravo" has become the calling card of anti-nuclear activists ever since the incident involving the trawler, and Godzilla has seen more films than any other character.
by Go to G-Fest! April 6, 2006
by Johnny Cool Guy July 2, 2005
Big green funky lazer breathing lizard-like dinosaur...in JAPAN. If you see one, RUN. If he gets you, PLAY DEAD.
If he's one of those smart Godzillas, you're dead.
If he's one of those smart Godzillas, you're dead.
by k4nd0r November 30, 2006
The nickname given to the R32 Nissan Skyline GTR because of the tremendous amount of races won during the early 90s. No other car in its class proved better.
GODZILLA does not apply to the r33,r34 or r35 GTR.
GODZILLA does not apply to the r33,r34 or r35 GTR.
by metin johnson July 10, 2010