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From the latin root "Chincea regis" meaning Lord of the chince. This is usually something that a rare percentage of individuals are born with. Some signs of this rare disease are eg. red hair, a lack of money, constant complaining, always trying to get an extra couple cents no matter what.
Dan Smith is such a chince king. I actually saw him stealing pennies out of a wishing well so he could use the vending machine. He even asks hobos for spare change. That fire piece of shit
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The guy who goes to every party and makes sure everyone knows he is there. Tends to dance by himself on stripper poles and grabs girls by the ass and crotch. Party king never ends up actually getting laid but he makes up for it by how hard he parties.
That party king was a total creep, I can't believe he grabbed my ass and actually thought we would hook up. But look how hard he parties!
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A term used by the rap culture to represent the "bass, bumppin', thumpin', rumblin', knockin' hot beats," that are in a car from music being played loudly. All of which refers to a Gorilla pouding the inside of a car trunk creating the extremely loud "bumpin'" sound from a car as they are driving though the streets, where you may hear the car before it is seen.
"King Kong, king, king, king, king Kong
if you hear me 'fore you see me"
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Ring King" for the NES started out as just an average boxing game. You begin by training for fighter in power, speed, and stamina. After that it's into the ring you go for your first round of good ol' button-mashing fisticuffs. And that's when it all starts to go downhill.
Whenever you get too close to your opponent, you start to hug up on each other real close and do a little dance. I like to think of this as their way of turning each other on before the real action begins. A little foreplay if you will. Well boys, it was a really well-fought (and well-danced) round, now what say you two head on over to your corners for
thought boxing was all about "the eye of the tiger" not the "one-eyed monster", but apparently I was wrong. In between rounds, both boxers are treated to a lil' wobble-gobble. I mean, there's really no other reason for those assistants to be down there, moving like that. Normally, the assistants will hold a bucket for the boxers to spit in or replace their mouthpieces or what have you. But no, these fellows have become the mouthpieces. I have a hard time believing that this was unintentionally sexual... it's downright blatant if you ask me. The censors must have been drinking pretty fucking heavily the day they let this one slip by. But I'm no ringside announcer by any means, so let's see what they make of the situation. - taken from i-mockery.com
this game is known for the infamous inbetween match antics
o my god what the hell are those trainers doing
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A movie that originally came out in 1933, and has since been remade several times and has a not-so-good sequel. The most recent remake was released on December 14, 2005 and was directed by Peter Jackson.
Since I haven't seen the 33 original or the 76 remake, I'll explain the 05 version. (Spoilers ahead) Carl Denham is a movie producer, is in a world of shit and he needs to come up with a big movie, fast. He meets Ann Darrow, and together with Jack Driscoll, starts to shoot a movie. But Jack and Ann don't know is Carl is in search of Skull Island, a place thought to be nonexistent. When they get to the Island, Carl's camera is destroyed. He then plans to capture Kong, a giant ape that is king of skull island. He captures Kong, puts him on show on Broadway, but Kong breaks out. He and Ann climb up the Empire State Building, where he destroys 3 of 6 Navy Biplanes, but succumbs to his injuries form the planes. After he's dead on the ground, Carl says "It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast".
King Kong 2005 was a great movie.
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12 years of touring under their belts, over 1 million records sold, over 1 million tickets purchased, 685,000 miles traveled, and over 1,600 quality shows delivered.
12 YEARS IN THE GAME AND STILL REEKING HAVOC
THE GUILTY PARTIES:
D-Loc - vocals
Johnny Richter - vocals
Brad "Daddy" X - vocals
DJ Bobby B - turntables
Pakelika - hydro-mechanix / visual assassin
Lou Dog - drums
Taxman - anti hero
An Underground revolution… against all odds and logic and always against the grain the Kottonmouth Kings continue to release ground breaking albums on their own label Suburban Noize Records. With soundscan numbers in the millions and packed houses across the country, Kottonmouth Kings have been laying the foundation of one of today’s most radical music movements in America and beyond. Combining mind-bending sonics, fusing Hip Hop, Punk Rock, and soul-flavored classics, The Kings have innovated and pioneered their own sound that has set them apart from the pack. In a day and age of fast food consumerism, The Kings have proved their lasting staying power redefining the meaning of a self empowered group. They are an institution in the sub-culture of America, running their own clothing company and label that hosts 24 other acts
For most hip-hop acts, being in the game for over a decade is reason enough to feel content. But for Southern California's own Kottonmouth Kings, blending rap and punk rock styles is only the beginning of the story. Releasing ten albums over the past nine years, the Kottonmouth Kings are more than a seven-man hip-hop crew. Kottonmouth Kings “Koast to Koast” their 8th studio full-length release, is due out June 6th on Suburban Noize Records.
KMK is at the epicenter of a constantly growing movement - a subculture of sorts - that brings thousands of fans from all walks of life together for exciting live shows and incredible music that extends further to albums by the 10 to 15 other artists on their highly successful independent label, Suburban Noize Records. "It's an open-minded, loyal fan base," said emcee-producer Brad "Daddy" X, who founded the Kottonmouth Kings in 1994. "They range from people who love hip-hop to punk rock to stoners to hippies to young kids to old kids to girls. It's a diverse, eclectic mix of people, which is what's so beautiful about it. That's further proof that the Kottonmouth Kings break down barriers between people. There are all types of people at a Kottonmouth Kings show, from hippies, punkers, and hip-hoppers. That's what's great about it. You can't really stereotype it. They're just free-thinking individuals."
The Kottonmouth Kings have been working non-stop since the release of Kottonmouth Kings “Kottonmouth Kings” in May 2005. "Every time we do a new album, it's fun to go on tour," Brad X said. "We add new songs to the set and try to take the show to another level. What excites me about it is getting back to the people and bringing the music live to the people that support it and love it and keep us doing this. Kottonmouth Kings is a different breed than everyone else. That's what makes it unique and special. It's a new beginning in a lot of ways and it's a liberating time for our camp. We're able to work at our own pace, make our own decisions and just run with it. It's been an amazing experience cultivating this following. When this is all said and done, the Kottonmouth Kings will live on in the underground for years and years and years to come. So fans who like us now, their kids will be listening to us someday."
1) wow D-loc From KMK is Fine
2) Kottonmouth Kings ROCKS
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1. (Prop. Noun) A popular poster on the PvP Forums whose claims to Internet fame are his ambiguous sexuality, and writing fake slash about popular characters from such fantasy classics as The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. See also attention whore.
2. (Prop. Noun) The King of Goblins, the antagonist of the film Labyrinth. Played by David Bowie. Disturbingly, he really is that well-hung.
3. (n.) Any King of Goblins, generally in a fantasy setting.
1. Did you see what Goblin King posted last night? My brain nearly shut down!
2. That Goblin King guy sure could sing.
3. "Verily, I shall slay thee, Goblin King!"
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