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A common misinterpretation of the famous Jimi Hendrix quote "Excuse me while I kiss the sky", from the song Purple Haze.
by shadowcaster187 March 8, 2006
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The most overrated hip hop group in the business today. Their songs are characterized by a lot of screaming and repetitive lyrics with random strings of swears and the phrases "WHHHAAATTT", "YEEEAAAHH", and "OOKKAAY".
guy #1: did you hear the new lil jon and the eastside boyz album?
guy #2: Why would I want to hear Lil Jon screaming "bitch bitch motherfucka bitch" over and over again? I listen to Jay-Z, Atmosphere, etc. You know, good stuff.
by shadowcaster187 March 8, 2006
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(n) an expert in banjo-based music styles. The term originates from an episode of the Simpsons in which a talk radio host refers to a guest using the term.
Guy #1: "My cousin is from Alabama. She's a banjologist."
Guy #2: "When's the wedding?"
by shadowcaster187 April 29, 2006
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Total Nonstop Action, the wrestling league where fighters go when they either get fired from the WWE or aren't good enough to get there in the first place.
dude, did you see Jeff Jarret talking shit to Chris Jericho on 'TNA Impact' last night?
by shadowcaster187 January 25, 2006
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To flash the hand signal for peace (the two fingers raised up), and the hand signal in the shape of an A for A town (two fingers pointing down).
by shadowcaster187 November 2, 2006
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A brutal match type of the WWE and a signature match type of the Undertaker. Contestants are locked in a cell which is similar to the steel cage, but wider and with a roof. Every once in a while, competitors will end up on top of hell in a cell.
Mankind got thrown off of hell in a cell by the undertaker.
by shadowcaster187 July 20, 2006
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Micro Machines was a line of toy cars and the like sold in the U.S. from the late 1980s to the mid-late 1990s by Galoob (now owned by Hasbro). They were much smaller than Hot Wheels and Matchbox and came in packages of five. The line also included many playsets, most notably the Highways and Biways collection of restaurants, car washes, farms, etc., connected by plastic track pieces.
Guy #1: Dude, you still have all your old Micro Machines?
Guy #2: Hell yeah, I grew up with those things!
by shadowcaster187 April 9, 2006
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