klackhole
He split his klackhole
klackhole by Slue Cropsy September 29, 2003
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youtube blackhole
where you go to youtube expecting to watch the video you went there for, but you then proceed to get lured into clicking on video after video from that damn "related video" side bar until you are fully hypnotized by youtube. and before you know it, hours have past and you sit there saying to yourself "how the hell did I go from watching puppies to chicks kicking hobos in the balls?"
Bob; yo dude why didnt you text me back last night?
Me; Sorry bro, i got sucked into a youtube blackhole and before i knew it, it was 4am.
Me; Sorry bro, i got sucked into a youtube blackhole and before i knew it, it was 4am.
youtube blackhole by yungbl00d January 30, 2014
blackholed
When someone, usually after some type of romantic encounter, chooses to look two inches above your head to avoid eye contact as if you are a black hole.
blackholed by Grandma Down! January 31, 2009
Alabama Blackhole
Guy 1: You hear about Dayrl and Bill?
Guy 2: Ya i heard they give their cousin cindy the old alabama blackhole
Guy 2: Ya i heard they give their cousin cindy the old alabama blackhole
Alabama Blackhole by mrfleshwound July 4, 2009
drama blackhole
In reference to a person that attracts drama with the strength of a black hole. Especially if it's about interpersonal issues.
drama blackhole by thegoodex November 23, 2009
Blackhole
A single point of infinite density and mass. Blackholes mass is so great that nothing can escape it's gravitational pull, not even light.
Blackholes are supposedly a reality but there is no way (currently) to prove that they are what they are. Blackholes are created by a star or planet of great mass exploding and then collapsing in on itself creating a gravitational pull that just pulls everything in more eventually ending in a blackhole. Blackholes are often identified by circles of light that orbit them because of the gravity. Blackholes also give off X-Ray and infared signals making them easier to discover.
Blackholes are often theorized as tears in the time-space continuum meaning they can be portals to other points in space or time. Many sci-fi books and movies theorize blackhole possibilities, such as L. Ron Hubbard's "Mission Earth" novels using blackholes as an energy source.
Blackholes are supposedly a reality but there is no way (currently) to prove that they are what they are. Blackholes are created by a star or planet of great mass exploding and then collapsing in on itself creating a gravitational pull that just pulls everything in more eventually ending in a blackhole. Blackholes are often identified by circles of light that orbit them because of the gravity. Blackholes also give off X-Ray and infared signals making them easier to discover.
Blackholes are often theorized as tears in the time-space continuum meaning they can be portals to other points in space or time. Many sci-fi books and movies theorize blackhole possibilities, such as L. Ron Hubbard's "Mission Earth" novels using blackholes as an energy source.