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1. Usually refers to members of the F.B.I., C.I.A., N.S.A., or any members of other covert, government run, or para-military organization or the organizations themselves. These organizations are sometimes involved with extraterestrial or other worldly matters. Members of these organizations usually wear black suits, drive black cars or S.U.V.'s, provide little, if any, information to members of the general public and act in a mostly unpredictable and paranoid manner.
2. The government it self(Usually used in a conspiritorial sense)
3. Any covert group
4. A popular 1997 science fiction/action film featuring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones
A popular quote from the character Zed(Rip Torn) from the above film describes the ways of The Men in Black and their cohorts:
Zed: You'll dress only in attire specially sanctioned by MiB special services. You'll conform to the identity we give you, eat where we tell you, live where we tell you. From now on you'll have no identifying marks of any kind. You'll not stand out in any way. Your entire image is crafted to leave no lasting memory with anyone you encounter. You're a rumor, recognizable only as deja vu and dismissed just as quickly. You don't exist; you were never even born. Anonymity is your name. Silence your native tongue. You're no longer part of the System. You're above the System. Over it. Beyond it. We're "them." We're "they." We are the Men in Black.
Related/Words:
MiB's: an abbreviation for Men In Black
Synonyms:
G-Men
Feds
Agents
Suits
The Man
One day, the Men in Black showed up at my friend's house, and after that day, I never saw him again.
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Experimental noise-rock band from Brooklyn, NY who formed in the late 90's at the Rhode Island School of Design as an extreme hardcore band a la Man Is The Bastard and later changed their sound to more of an electronic (but still extreme) one. They are best known for their unbelievably loud live performances and otherworldly noise jams. Comprised of Eric Copeland on electronics, percussion, and vocals, Bjorn Copeland on guitars and electronics, and Aaron Warren on electronics, percussion, and vocals. They have released 4 full length albums and countless EP's and are currently signed to DFA records.
The Black Dice show last night was so loud I can't hear so good today, but it was worth it cuz I picked up their new EP.
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A type of comedy that makes things that you wouldn't usually laugh at funny.
"Man, I watched American Beauty last night and realised 'This is a great black comedy.'"
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True Justice for all embodiment of courage in all our time of need the only ones strong enough to fight off against the white knights even with there low number all Black knights stand strong in the face of the White knights overwhelming number in order to save the world and keep equality.
RUN ITS THE BLACK KNIGHTS -White Knight
I DINT PURPOSELY TELL THE WHITE KNIGHTS TO ATTACK MY EX BOYFRIEND- White Knight Queen ( Unjust Women)
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Someone who is black and into actual emo music and it's sub-genres (emotive hardcore, hardcore punk, skramz and maybe indie or alternative like Sunny Day Real Estate and The Promise Ring). These people most likely know what they're talking about and won't label themselves "emo" because it's just a genre of music (and an insult when the term originally came about).
Most people think "emos" or what is actually emo pop punk (people who listen to emo pop punk / alternative rock / pop punk bands) like early My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco are all privileged white kids and that seems to be the case, but you can have different races being apart of the subculture / sub-genre as well. It's just more popular in Western countries because that's where the genres originated.
Person 1: Look at her!
Person 2: Yeah, she's a black emo. They're rare, but they're out there.
Person 1: I wonder if she likes Dag Nasty.
Person 2: Probably not, probably one of those pop punk kids opposed to someone who likes emotive hardcore.
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Possibly the worst debut singer ever, her video amassed 2,500,000 views in only a month, not because its good, but because America likes laughing at her. She also informs us on the days of the week.
Rebecca Black: Friday, Friday, Partin' Partin' yeah!
Friday, next comes Saturday,
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An old word for the black capsules that medicinal speed came in. Back when speed came in these little black capsules, they were sometimes called Black Beauties. In the South, they were also known as Black Mollies. The capsules resembled the small fish known as the Black Molly. Ask someone from the South what black beauties are and they'll say "oh, black mollies."
Back in the old days, you could get black mollies. Purer than meth.
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