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The Slants

The Slants are an Asian synth-pop band that have been melting faces off all over the country. Since the creation of the band, The Slants have toured the country five times, received press for turning down a million dollar recording contract, and were the first and only Asian band to be a Fender Music featured artist. These cross country tours included appearances at rock clubs, anime conventions, cultural festivals, and industry gatherings. Bassist and founder Simon Young explains, “Most of the people that find our name racist aren’t even Asian! We’re saying to the world ‘We’re proud of who we are, we aren’t going to hide it.’ In fact, our biggest support has been from the Asian community itself!" Vocalist Aron explains “We have a song called Sakura, Sakura where we take hateful rhymes about Asians and we turn them into a song about unity and being proud of our heritage.” (from theslants.com) The Slants have also released a second album, "Pageantry", which came out in 2010. This album features such songs as "How the Wicked Live". Currently, the band is in a conflict with the USPTO after attempting to trademark their name.
I saw The Slants live, and my face melted off. They rock so hard. The USPTO can suck it.
The Slants by MelloWins April 3, 2011
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Punched and put in the slats

If something gets punched and put in the slats it gets killed and strung up in the slatted house. When cows go to the slaughter house they get punched and put in the slats.

The punch comes from a cattle gun. Seen in the film "No country for old men".
Person A: He/She is at it again.
Person B: They should be punched and put in the slats.

Hit Me On the Slant

When the Senor tells you to go out for a pass, you know he's gonna hitcha on the slant.
Strong Bad: Uh, Mister Senor, sir? Can I have my football back?
Senor Cardgage: You bet! How 'bout I hitcha on the slant?

Strong Sad: OHGH! Somebody hit me on the slant!
Hit Me On the Slant by Nidht November 19, 2007

Caught Me On the Slant 

When an arrow fired from a bow hits someone at an almost perfect 90 degree angle. See: Hit Me On the Slant
That archer caught me on the slant! I swallowed an arrow!
Caught Me On the Slant by chemburn November 19, 2007

on the slant 

adverbial phrase:
crookedly, in a way of only questionable legality
If no-one actually sells the series anymore, I guess I can probably watch it on the slant
Did you get that on the slant, or what?
on the slant by halixer August 11, 2012

The Dichotomy Between Sklent And Slant Is The "&" Symbol: The First Juvenile Release.... 

What I call homo-sapiens addicted to axolotls.
Person 1: The Dichotomy Between Sklent And Slant Is The "&" Symbol: The First Juvenile Release....
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