by OG Lokk February 20, 2006
(interjection)
An expression of inarticulate rage, referencing Madeline Kahn's monologue in "Clue: The Movie": "I hated her...SO much...it, it, it FLAMES...on the side of my face...breathing, breathl...HEAVING breaths..."
An expression of inarticulate rage, referencing Madeline Kahn's monologue in "Clue: The Movie": "I hated her...SO much...it, it, it FLAMES...on the side of my face...breathing, breathl...HEAVING breaths..."
by minge1984 April 8, 2012
Matt: Dude, I flamed on today in english class.
Nate: No way! What was it like?
Matt: It was like...FLAME ON! (FART NOISE)
Nate: No way! What was it like?
Matt: It was like...FLAME ON! (FART NOISE)
by Johnny OH! April 16, 2007
A red-headed male that works in a deli, drives a red sports car, and lives on fried chicken & slice n bake cookies. Would rather eat fried chicken than hang out with his gf. Likes to ignore the phone when it rings but then pretends he isn't doing anything awkward when he calls back. Wears two shirts at all times (including in the shower and when swimming). One excpetion is in the back of the Rav.
Likes other men who own ducks. Will not readily admit to that. But it's true.
The equivalent of an Irish guido.
Likes other men who own ducks. Will not readily admit to that. But it's true.
The equivalent of an Irish guido.
deli workers, kids with flow, driving mitsubishi's, setting them on fire, THE flame, eating cookies, feeding them to tall birds
by i<3bells December 13, 2009
by Jesus Hitler Christ March 25, 2004
One of the pioneers of melodic death metal (although it resembles more of a melodic "thrash" than "death" metal). They became a band kids recovering from nu-metal/mallcore would quickly pick up on. Eventually the band drifted closer and closer to commercial friendly "extreme" music starting with Reroute to Remain, which honestly wasn't that bad. From there, they made Soundtrack to Your Escape, a joke of an album where they forget they were good with solos and replaced their music with generic techno and nonsense nu-metal noise. Some people will excuse them and say, "the band needed to change, do you want them to recycle the same album over and over?!" while non-stupid people can simply see a bland desperate attempt to be the next Linkin Park here. Maturing your sound and conforming to market-researched music are two different things people! Thus another blatant sell-out band is born.
Kids who think they're cynnical about Linkin Park and listen to the new In Flames are funny for obvious reasons.
by Jose Angeles December 12, 2004
by Scollins June 5, 2005