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sad truth

Most definitions for Israeli are hateful. Most definitions for Palestine show no political bias towards one side or the other.

The sad part… world governments are like that. Israel never says bad things, but all Arabs and Christians curse us for retaliating to suicide bombs on civilian targets

-9/11 was bad, but if it happened to ISraelis i wouldn't care!
-Dude, don;t be such an ignorant skinhead!
-Oh yeah, well… Jesus loves me.
-I doubt that.

by MaSh92587 August 09, 2004


kabourophobia

Fear of crabs (the sea-creature, not the disease). From the Greek root kabouros, meaning crab, and phobos, meaning fear.

Kabourophobia makes going to aquariums or tide pools rather difficult.

by MaSh92587 August 06, 2004


n'arlens

New Orleans as said by New Orleanders.

I'm goin' down to N'arlens for Mardi Gras.

by MaSh92587 December 13, 2004


kabourophobic

adj: Suffering from kabourophobia
n: One who suffers from kabourophobia

He's a severe kabourophobic. He even gets scared of pictures of crabs. And yet Mr. Krabs from Spongebob does nothing to him.

by MaSh92587 August 06, 2004


work-safe

refers to an internet website. Something "work-safe" will not get you fired if your boss or coworker's see it on your browzer. porno or anything with images of nude people, for example, is definately not "work-safe"

FARM SLUTS ON ICE : not work-safe

by MaSh92587 May 09, 2005


Greg the Bunny

1. A failed tv show about a world where humans and puppets (or, fabricated Americans) live together. They even can have sex with each other.
2. A bunny in that show who befriends a character played by Seth Green (gee, i wonder why it failed)

We can sing and dance, and we don't need pants, see we're just… like… you.

by MaSh92587 August 06, 2004


conk

Older British slang for "nose."

"I… hit him repeatedly on the conk. My reason for this was that his conk was covered with carbuncles, and I thought I should vex him by taking such liberties with his conk—which in fact I did."

-Quoted from Thomas de Quincey, "On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts," first published 1827.

by MaSh92587 March 09, 2006