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The ghost coast is a very unusual phenonemon that occurs when drinking large amounts of robitussin. It is when someone begins automaticly walking in a certain direction as if compelled by an unseen force. Its called ghost coast because you seem to be floating or coasting along with no effort. I believe it is caused by a heavy gravity of a future event pulling one toward it. Or it could be like if you read an email from yourself from the future, you would have no choice but to write that email at the time it came from and send it. the fact that you saw it leaves you no choice but to write it. You would coast to the computer at the appropriate time and write the email automaticly. People who are coasting often have their arms out in front of them like a zombie. They do this unconsciously which makes me wonder where the whole cliche came from of zombies holding their arms out like that. maybe once there really was dead folks whose time was messed up and they were being pulled by the Magnet. Robitussin effects the time/space orientation portion of the brain which happens to be the religious portion of the brain.
Holy piss! I was tussin rockets last night, I even did the ghost coast!
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A random white pill of unknown effect that gets you trippy.
DeShawn- "Yo Trevon, what you on tonight nigga?"
Trevon- "A nigga be on that trippy prescription, jus popped a couple ghost pills."
DeShawn- "Damn nigga you gettin trippy."
To gather information from forums or community websites while not being a member to the site or having a screen name and not participating in the discussion.
I ghost-read here often enough that I decided to sign up last week.
A Travel Channel television program about ghost-hunting that is completely awesome led by a guy named Zak Bagans, who, unlike the Ghost Hunters crew, actually believes paranormal evidence. There is great evidence and exciting moments and places in every episode. Aaron, the camera man, always comes in handy for some laughs, and Nick makes the third person of the team. they stay overnight in a haunted place, locked in, and catch convincing evidence of the afterlife.
Did you watch Ghost Adventures last night?
OMG wasn't it awesome?
Totally!
A very deep voiced, glasses wearing, hunk of a man who is very good at modern warfare. He gets accused of aimbotting by all the salty trash viewers that can't believe people can be better than them.
Exo Ghosts voice made me cum in my pants
Pull up, hop out, all in one motion
Dancin' on the hood while the cars still rollin'
Person 1: Shit man i got some bumpin rap music what the fuck should we do
Person 2: ummm, shit i gots a new whip lets ghost ride
A Blizzard Entertainment game, from the StarCraft series that started development in 2001, with a planned release date between 2002 and 2003, but development had been placed on hiatus as of 2006.
Planned initially for the PS2 and Xbox game systems, a GameCube version was also in the works, but cancelled in 2005. The employees of Nihilistic Software, the company that was developing the game, had quit en masse due to an internal power struggle with Blizzard, and Swingin' Ape Studios was acquired by Blizzard to continue work, at which point the GCN version was dropped to concentrate on the other two versions.
The game's story was set four years after the events of StarCraft Brood War, the expansion to the original game. It was centered on the missions of the Terran Dominion Ghost Operative, Nova, who is trying to uncover the secrets behind the project Shadow Blade; aimed with using terrazine gas to transform Ghosts into shadowy superhumans known as Spectres. In her encounters, Nova uses some familiar and some new technology and abilities used by Ghosts, from cloaking, to locking down enemy robotics, to using her psionic powers to perform daring superhuman feats of strength and agility.
StarCraft: Ghost looks like a cross between Metal Gear Solid 2 (or Splinter Cell) and StarCraft.