A game company that used to make good games known as Spyro games but now only makes crap called Ratchet and Clank!
by Solid Dragon September 10, 2003
1) A person that suffers from the sleeping disorder insomnia
2) Green Day's fourth LP, released after Dookie. A spectacular album that's as underrated as Dookie is overrated. Insomniac does not completely have the fun, don't-give-a-fuck-about-the world sound that Dookie does (for example : track no. 8, Panic Song, is about bassist Mike Dirnt's panic attacks)
This album should be owned (or listened to) by anyone that considers themself a Green Day fan. You won't be disappointed. If Insomniac isn't as good as Dookie then it's better.
And this is coming from someone who's favorite Green Day album is Dookie.
2) Green Day's fourth LP, released after Dookie. A spectacular album that's as underrated as Dookie is overrated. Insomniac does not completely have the fun, don't-give-a-fuck-about-the world sound that Dookie does (for example : track no. 8, Panic Song, is about bassist Mike Dirnt's panic attacks)
This album should be owned (or listened to) by anyone that considers themself a Green Day fan. You won't be disappointed. If Insomniac isn't as good as Dookie then it's better.
And this is coming from someone who's favorite Green Day album is Dookie.
by You Heard It From Me August 23, 2006
A PC/LAN gaming center that was in Business in Hemet, CA between 2002 and 2009. Run by none other than the legendary Fuzzynutz, this place was the only thing this god-awful town had going for it until he had to close up shop.
In the beginning, it was mainly dominated by the FPS crowd, and it was pretty common to see 24 lan parties or private lans going on in the back. As time went on, and especially with the release of WoW, the scene changed a lot more, with more people playing WC3/DoTA/WoW than anything else up until the point it had to close.
Due to the recession and the fact that Hemet is the worst place on earth to do business of any sort, this place had to close up, thus resulting in epic disaster for many. Other than the hookah bar, there really wasn't anywhere else to go.
For a long, long time, this place was all we had. It will be missed.
In the beginning, it was mainly dominated by the FPS crowd, and it was pretty common to see 24 lan parties or private lans going on in the back. As time went on, and especially with the release of WoW, the scene changed a lot more, with more people playing WC3/DoTA/WoW than anything else up until the point it had to close.
Due to the recession and the fact that Hemet is the worst place on earth to do business of any sort, this place had to close up, thus resulting in epic disaster for many. Other than the hookah bar, there really wasn't anywhere else to go.
For a long, long time, this place was all we had. It will be missed.
by ancient gamer June 16, 2009
"Whoah, that chick stays up late... thats soo totally insomniacal of her"
originally invented by Ash from Oregon, cuz sometimes she is insomnical.
originally invented by Ash from Oregon, cuz sometimes she is insomnical.
by FreakCitySF April 8, 2008
The coolest group of people in the universe... People who do good deeds, go on crazy adventures... and like Coffee way to much. Insomniacs do not sleep much, because they don't need sleep, And when they do it is on each others beds during a cuddle session. Each Insomniac is accompanied by a little pet, we like to call a Septopod*.
We are who we are , and we are THE INSOMNIACS
We are who we are , and we are THE INSOMNIACS
"... Dang I was chilling at the Saturday market and The Insomniacs walked by!, I was like OMG WTF THOSE KIDS ARE SO COOL!"
by Yvonne Paige April 24, 2008
by Alec_EG July 8, 2011
The act of finding something to do that in any other circumstance would be totaly lame, but due to your lack of sleep and people to interact with it is deemed acceptable for society.
Person 1: I'm so bored that I'm watching the antique roadshow.
Person 2: Dude, thats perfect for late night insomniacizing.
Person 2: Dude, thats perfect for late night insomniacizing.
by Geoff Badeaux July 1, 2008