Promoting the names of personal acquaintances in the hope of getting attention. Stop posting definitions of your personal acquaintances
by Not Zane September 4, 2004
This dictionary was created as a resource for people who wanted to learn the latest slang terms. Lately, it has been used to degrate the mental well-being of many different individuals. This is not what this was created for. By using it in that sense, this site has lost whatever dignity it had to begin and has damaged feelings of people who did not even realize they were being made fun of behind their backs, and for the entire world to see. For all the people who have "cracked" on other people, or completley decimated the character of another person I ask you: What have you accomplished? Do you feel good when you make others feel bad? Do you think that people will like you more if you hurt someone else intentionally? All you have done by tarnishing the image of someone else virtually is destroy your own image in real life.
by Andrew Camerson February 12, 2003
I'd have to say I agree with both of the above definitions.
The entries on the Urban Dictionary should be funny, but not at the expense of other people. And it's turning into a message board, as this page demonstrates.
The entries on the Urban Dictionary should be funny, but not at the expense of other people. And it's turning into a message board, as this page demonstrates.
by Thing March 2, 2003
The people who take the insults to heart, and also the writer of that rant above have either a questionable intelligence level, or are really reading into things too deep. Everything on here is funny, don't take things to seriously, I mean come on this is a "urban" dictionary. The main theme itself is not serious.
Brett > Andrew
Brett > Andrew
by Anonymous February 12, 2003
it is incorrect to use "this" when not followed by a noun or participle.
in the example below we see the confusion that can be caused when "this" is left hanging. in the correct sentence, we see that the reader now knows not only that a dildo is frequently stuck up their asses, but we now know which dildo, "this dildo".
in the example below we see the confusion that can be caused when "this" is left hanging. in the correct sentence, we see that the reader now knows not only that a dildo is frequently stuck up their asses, but we now know which dildo, "this dildo".
Wrong: It seems that many people who post on urbandictionary are 13 years old, have anywhere from 3 - 7 pubic hairs, and often stick this up their ass.
Right: It seems that many people who post on urbandictionary are 13 years old, have anywhere from 3 - 7 pubic hairs, and often stick this dildo up their ass.
Right: It seems that many people who post on urbandictionary are 13 years old, have anywhere from 3 - 7 pubic hairs, and often stick this dildo up their ass.
by iwastoodrunk March 30, 2004
by TornReality October 6, 2004
There are 56 year olds reading this thing? Wow.
That's really creepy, if you think about it for a while. Like, "pervert learning how to befriend preteens in AOL chatrooms" creepy.
That's really creepy, if you think about it for a while. Like, "pervert learning how to befriend preteens in AOL chatrooms" creepy.
by ElPocoBiadlo March 8, 2004