Seamoth
Seamoth by this username sucks April 13, 2021
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samoth
A patronising individual who uses endless acronyms to make himself feel superior to others when no one really cares.
Is also associated with a 'cow' emoticom which, again, is pointless to those who read his drivel.
Is also associated with a 'cow' emoticom which, again, is pointless to those who read his drivel.
samothy
me: can I have some of those skittles?
sam: no.
me: but samothy! how could you abandon me like this?
sam:hhhh fine here ya go
sam: no.
me: but samothy! how could you abandon me like this?
sam:hhhh fine here ya go
samothy by the beaniest of memes June 18, 2020
Seagoth
adj. Of or pertaining to the Seattle Gothic
community, or the web-based bulletin
board of the Seattle Gothic community.
n. The Seattle Gothic bulletin board
itself, or its members collectively,
or members of the community as a whole.
n. An individual, not necessarily Goth,
who identifies as part of the Seattle
Gothic community, or who frequents the
the Seattle Gothic bulletin board or
associates with others who do.
Plural: Seagoths or Seagothim
Coined by Hardrock Llewynyth as the
name for the e-list, an earlier form
of the Seagoth bulletin board maintained
by Josie Nutter. Also Seattle Gothic,
SeaGoth, and seattlegothic.
community, or the web-based bulletin
board of the Seattle Gothic community.
n. The Seattle Gothic bulletin board
itself, or its members collectively,
or members of the community as a whole.
n. An individual, not necessarily Goth,
who identifies as part of the Seattle
Gothic community, or who frequents the
the Seattle Gothic bulletin board or
associates with others who do.
Plural: Seagoths or Seagothim
Coined by Hardrock Llewynyth as the
name for the e-list, an earlier form
of the Seagoth bulletin board maintained
by Josie Nutter. Also Seattle Gothic,
SeaGoth, and seattlegothic.
Samoth
Samoth by guess who prawn April 25, 2021
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