by clara December 23, 2004
A group of friends hit up some back roads and smoke a fatty ass blizzy and get really stoned and enjoy the scenery of some badass back roads in bum fuck egypt.
by red frag June 15, 2007
The most amazing, intelligent, outgoing person you will ever met. Nice, generous, and giving. Jokes around and stay on her grind. Makes that paper and is allergic to fake anything.
by Speciality Journey December 20, 2016
Is a strong and big hearted female. She is funny, smart, outgoing, and always has a smile on her face. Everyone always wants her around, she brightens peoples day. She is honest and caring and has a great sense of humor. She is beautiful from her head to her toe.
by Batgirlnigga June 23, 2017
The most beautiful human being on the planet! She is very warm-hearted and cares for her bestfriend. If you ever get the chance to have a Journey, TAKE IT! She is always happy unless drama gets in her way! She doesn't handle fake people and can not stand when people call her names, argue with her, or even talk behind her back! She has a very good body and uses it with purpose and brain.
by Pink vs October 18, 2018
by Emily Right April 17, 2013
One of the great rock and roll bands of the 70's and 80's, started by former members of Santana, and fronted (most famously) by Steve Perry.
The late 70's and early 80's were Journey's most successful period, with songs on the charts such as "Lights," "Any Way You Want It," "Don't Stop Believin," "Who's Cryin' Now," "Be Good to Yourself," and the standard for power ballads, "Open Arms."
In the following years, there was turmoil in the band, from members getting fired and quitting. The band reunited briefly in the mid-90's and then continued on without Steve Perry. A new vocalist was found in Steve Augeri, who has an odd resemblance to Steve Perry, in both looks and in singing. The band continues to make albums and go on tour.
Last year, Journey got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with many Journey members from the past and from now present. "Don't Stop Believin" was featured in an episode of "Family Guy." It was also made the official Chicago White Sox anthem on their way to the World Series.
The late 70's and early 80's were Journey's most successful period, with songs on the charts such as "Lights," "Any Way You Want It," "Don't Stop Believin," "Who's Cryin' Now," "Be Good to Yourself," and the standard for power ballads, "Open Arms."
In the following years, there was turmoil in the band, from members getting fired and quitting. The band reunited briefly in the mid-90's and then continued on without Steve Perry. A new vocalist was found in Steve Augeri, who has an odd resemblance to Steve Perry, in both looks and in singing. The band continues to make albums and go on tour.
Last year, Journey got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with many Journey members from the past and from now present. "Don't Stop Believin" was featured in an episode of "Family Guy." It was also made the official Chicago White Sox anthem on their way to the World Series.
by the B. January 10, 2006