fublar
i want some fublar
fublar by nazi zombies August 11, 2010
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FUBAR PACT
A FUBAR PACT is an agreement among military combat buddies to quickly and quietly dispatch one of their own, who is physically damaged beyond any desire to keep living.
The Gunny had to complete the FUBAR PACT , so that boy would not go home without his arms, legs, face or family jewels.
FUBAR PACT by I, Wreckerrr October 8, 2016
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fublar • fubar • fularious • Fubared • fubar'd • fubarbundy • Fubari • Fubar News • funlarious • fubar<fucked up beyond recognition>
FUBAR
The guy has been 'cage fighting' for the last decade! Its little wonder his face is FUBAR! His mother probably has to sniff him to recognize him as her baby!
FUBAR by talk2me-JCH2 July 22, 2022
fularious
Intensifier of "hilarious" created by combining "funny" and "hilarious." You know it's really "fucking hilarious," but if grandma ever asks...
Everyone was falling off the pews with laughter when Pastor Dave slipped and said Milla was Charles's "new ride" instead of "new bride." It was so fularious, Grandma!
fularious by Eidetic Memory April 7, 2005
fubar
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Fubar Extreme
Fubar Extreme by Disgruntled Milkman September 1, 2023
fubarite
Fubarite is a name for any rock that has been severely brecciated (i.e. smashed up), metamorphosed (i.e. baked and/or squashed), weathered, moved, or any combination thereof, to the point that it is difficult or impossible to determine what it is or was. Essentially, it is fubar, hence the name.
The term is believe to originate from the University of Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences, and an example can be found in the North Glen Sannox on the Isle of Arran, Scotland.
Fubarite is not a term recommended for use in formal geological literature or maps.
The term is believe to originate from the University of Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences, and an example can be found in the North Glen Sannox on the Isle of Arran, Scotland.
Fubarite is not a term recommended for use in formal geological literature or maps.
Teacher: OK, so this rock here; any idea what it's called?
Students: ...
Teacher: Well, it's called fubarite.
Students: ...LOL!
Students: ...
Teacher: Well, it's called fubarite.
Students: ...LOL!
fubarite by Thomas Wootten December 9, 2008
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