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A corperate controlled and promoted high school "institution." The corperations really benifit from the money you spend on the prom, not you school. Save your money, and your life, and stay home that night.
by Disco Stu September 25, 2003
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by Disco Stu October 1, 2003
Get the sten mug.1. Ufologists are scientists, except they know nothing about scientific theory and forming logical, reasonable hypothesises.
by Disco Stu December 8, 2004
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by Disco Stu September 25, 2003
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Oedipus is the ultimate tragic hero. All others, such as Hamelt, or Romeo, don't hold a candle to him.
by Disco Stu October 6, 2003
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The standard issue rifle for the United States miliatry during World War II. It came in two models, the wildy distributed M1 Garand, and teh M1 Carbine. The M1 Garand had a clip of 8 shots, but the magazine could not be reloded unless it was completly spent.
by Disco Stu October 1, 2003
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