BattleOn
Another name for a game called Adventure Quest. Comes from the URL, www.battleon.com . Most people use the URL name for time.
BattleOn by Giovanni Spina April 24, 2005
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battleon
a repetitive, yet very addicting rpg. I've played this game from hours at a time, to 5 minutes at a time. After playing for 5 minutes, you'll get hooked to the game. I even stopped like runescape, RUNESCAPE!, because of this game. Everytime i get the chance to play aq, i go through one hell of a withdrawel after getting off. I'm warning you now, DONT PLAY THIS GAME, AND WHATEVER YOU DO, DONT GET GUARDIANSHIP (membership) EITHER!!!!
tommy: wanna play BattleOn at my house?
timmy: its adventure quest, or aq, stupid. BattleOn is the site.
tommy: oh,
timmy: its adventure quest, or aq, stupid. BattleOn is the site.
tommy: oh,
battleon by UM North Quad April 28, 2006
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Bataleon
Fuckin greatest most epic snowboard company in the world because of their alternative way of making snowboards.
They seperate themselves by their TBT (Triple Base Technology) That means the snowboard is specially shaped to ride better.
The snowboard is not flat but goes a little upside at the ends of the width of the board.
Bataleon is better than sex.
They seperate themselves by their TBT (Triple Base Technology) That means the snowboard is specially shaped to ride better.
The snowboard is not flat but goes a little upside at the ends of the width of the board.
Bataleon is better than sex.
battlezone
Similar to taint or gooch, this is the area of the human anatomy where the butt sweat and nut sweat fight it out! Cool huh?
"Man, I need to check out some fresh soap on a rope from the local 7 eleven... cause damn, dog, my battlezone be stinkin something crazy!
battlezone by GetInThere! March 1, 2014
battleson
battleson by see-spot-run March 2, 2005
battlesnatch
battlesnatch by TheHero40 September 6, 2012
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A)
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