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the Mystery 

The mystery was a strange internet experiment propagated by the Smashing Pumpkins with their final album before breaking up, Machina. The greater part of what most fans refer to as the mystery occured in the Meaning of Symbols Forum.

Admins for the site gave clues and fans worked with those clues to discover user names and passcodes to open locked sites. Each site almost invariably led to another. There was supposed to be a cartoon featuring the Ghost Children, the otherworldly fans of Glass and the Machines of God, the fictional alter-ego band of the Smashing Pumpkins. However, only about 20 minutes of the cartoon was ever released, in its unfinished form, before the project was dropped.

The whole mystery seemed to just fizzle out with the band, especially once Billy Corgan became preoccupied with Zwan, another musical project. It is a very difficult and convuluted thing to explain. The mystery was something that needs to be experienced to be understood.
What was the point of the Mystery?
the Mystery by moonbug November 13, 2006
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The Mystery Man 

When you know that your girlfriend is cheating on you and you can't figure out with who. That sinister fiend is known as the mystery man.
When I find out who it is, I'm gonna choke that bitch and her fucking mystery man.
The Mystery Man by D sanchez May 18, 2004

The Mystery Colour BLEUGHUGHER 

Warning: This definition contains a high amount of BLEUGHUGHER

What is BLEUGHUGHER(BLEH-URGHER?)?: BLEUGHUGHER is the colour that came before all colours. That includes white. Generally in theory people say that it is between the colours green and blue. However that is not true, this particular colour is between turquoise, and if you look even more carefully, it is between all colours.

The Mystery:
Now there is one special thing about 'BLEUGHUGHER' it does not exist in our dimension, yet it is all around us (I've seen it). The sensation that it radiates is a mental high coming from life, this element IS GOOD FOR YOU. (I forgot to mention in the other section, the colour is also between octarine).

Production:
it is made in a special way, in this other dimension, clouds made up of stars radiate the element. If you get your try hard eyes and watch 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' you can see the whole movie …

Interesting Facts:
My Little Ponys are made up of 'anti-BLEUGHUGHER'
If you stare into the sun for 10 minutes you have a 0.000001% chance of seeing 'BLEUGHUGHER'
Holy Shit! I don't exist! I just saw The Mystery Colour BLEUGHUGHER! or did i? O.o

The Mystery Pond 

Any depth of undentifable liquid
The Mystery Pond by Hedonia January 22, 2024

along came something about the royal focker's envy for the dodgeballs of mystery men 

If Ben Stiller did a movie with him playing every part, this would be the title.

along came something about the royal focker's envy for the dodgeballs of mystery men 

One who dosen't know that the other person
was being sarcastic about something that someone else said sarcastically.
this isn't some sorta message board where you can insult people, this is a dictionary.

Mystery of the Dance

When playing a first-person shooting game, close combat fighting demands excellent skill, or sometimes random flailing with melee weapons. This state of play resembles dancing between the two players.
*Playing Call of Duty 4...*

Guy 1: Oh no man, he saw you, knife him!

Guy 2: Crap! He's too close, I can't see him!

(after killing/being killed)

Guy 1: That's just the mystery of the dance...
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