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magna carta

1. An important English charter.

2. A series of Korean video games, the second being published in the US by Atlus in 2005. Known for its confusing gender boundaries and terrible voice acting.

"Magna Carta tricked me. I thought Calintz was hot until she started talking in that husky voice. Trap ftl. :("

"Uh, Eonis, why do you have water balloons stuffed down your top?"

by Espiria June 10, 2006

39πŸ‘ 28πŸ‘Ž


magna carta

1. An important English charter.

2. A series of Korean video games, the second being published in the US by Atlus in 2005. Known for its confusing gender boundaries and terrible voice acting.

"Magna Carta tricked me. I thought Calintz was hot until he started talking in that husky voice. Trap ftl. :("

"Uh, Eonis, why do you have water balloons stuffed down your top?"

by Espiria June 10, 2006

15πŸ‘ 18πŸ‘Ž


crack pairing

A romantic pairing (whether it be from a video game, movie, book, etc) that is completely implausible and/or bizarre, but people support it anyway, for laughs or otherwise.

Barret x Red XIII is a crack pairing.

by Espiria June 10, 2006

304πŸ‘ 44πŸ‘Ž


piss on my bonfire

British slang.

The art of putting a dampener on someones moment of glory/celebration.

Interchangeable with the phrase "You rained on my parade."

Person A: I got 3As in my exams! Awesome!
Person B: I got 7As.
Person A: Way to piss on my bonfire, bastard.

by Espiria June 13, 2006

81πŸ‘ 13πŸ‘Ž


ta muchly

British slang.

Means "Thank you very much."

Person A: Here's your drink.
Person B: Ta muchly.

by Espiria June 13, 2006

81πŸ‘ 19πŸ‘Ž


forest ranger

See muff diver.

One who performs oral sex on their partner (usually female). Pubic hair provides ample 'forest'.

Person 1: So let me get this straight, Amy and Katie did -what- last night?
Person 2: Well, let's just say that Amy's skills as a forest ranger have improved ten-fold.

by Espiria June 10, 2006

8πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


sarcasm detector

See sarcasmometer.

Ones ability to detect sarcastic undertones in a conversation.

The principle of a detector can also be applied to gender and sexuality.

Person 1: Do you like this Cowboy Hat? I think it looks good on me.
Person 2: Yeah, you look -real- cool.
Person 1: Thanks!
Person 2: ...I think your sarcasm detector is broken.

by Espiria June 10, 2006

53πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž