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[clubbed to death]

the most inspirational/motivational song ever. If you listen to clubbed to death in key life situations you will come out on top

Whenever I listen to clubbed to death when i work out i give maximum effort

by deceptionman January 26, 2009

17๐Ÿ‘ 3๐Ÿ‘Ž


liquid death

Nickel tetracarbonyl. A liquid that will line your lungs with nickel metal and gas you with carbon monoxide if you so much as look at it.

Man, did you hear about Prof. Jenkins? He heated up nickel with carbon monoxide and inhaled a load of liquid death. He can't breathe, and he keeps setting metal detectors off.

by Barebanaman October 28, 2009

18๐Ÿ‘ 4๐Ÿ‘Ž


death cap

A poisonous mushroom. Also known as "Amanita phalloides."

I smushed the death cap in his soup and he was like...*dead*

by Artoonie August 21, 2007

17๐Ÿ‘ 4๐Ÿ‘Ž


death-cabbed

when the voice of someone you have never seen suggests that the person is overwhelmingly physically attractive, only to find, once you actually see them, that their physical appearance is not necessarily their best attribute.

(Used mainly in reference to singers whom one hears sing before they actually see them).

Person 1: I googled that singer we heard on the radio.

Person 2: Is he as hot as he sounds?

Person 1: No, he totally death-cabbed us.

by Alchemedes March 1, 2010

30๐Ÿ‘ 7๐Ÿ‘Ž


Death Trip

Death trip is something to describe a hell-ish experience when ingesting hallucinogenic drugs, such as L.S.D. and PsiloCubensis(Magic)Mushrooms. A Death Trip is usually classified as a "Bad trip" Multiplied by 2, and is more dramatic in about every way, Especially when it comes down to length of the trip.

common symptoms of a Death Trip is: Extreme feeling of nausia, excessive vomiting, unable to walk/move, unable to consume food or water, high fever, yellowing/paleing of skin, and Extreme hallucination.
Usually lasting twice 3 times as long as a normal trip but also depends on how much of the drug is used.

While experiencing a death trip one may acknowledge life lessons, experience extreme deja vu, have vissions of past life, and possibly learn there lesson about the power of these hallucingens.







Bob: I experienced a Death Trip last weekend. I had two hits of spongebob blotter paper and ate a couple of stems of Liberty caps.

Ted: Really? How was it?

Bob: I spent the remainder of my weekend tripping off the blobs crawling on my arms and puking up fridays night's taco bell.

Ted: Wow, sounds bad.

Bob: yeah... Hence the name.

by Painkiller13351 April 28, 2009

30๐Ÿ‘ 7๐Ÿ‘Ž


sport death

The masochistic extreme of life, where the body and mind are pushed until their limits are reached, and the body is barely able to support the mind. Then, once your extremes are reached, you push as far beyond that point as you can, far beyond normal notions of all-nighters and caffeine diets.

sport death, only life can kill you

by senior house December 22, 2008

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death metal

Sub-genre of Metal where the musicians are extremely talented and play as fast and technical as humanely possible, yet still wont hardly sell any records or get the recognition they deserve.

Song structure is typically like classical music: It's almost non existent. Melody changes ever few seconds, drums change on a dime, and singing (or growling, pig squeals, screaming, etc.) often pops in and out.

Changing melodies typically make death metal less memorable to casual fans, which is why you don't really see it on MTV (Well, that and the death growl vocals creep people out).

There is also Melodic death metal, where the growl is replaced with a scream, the melody doesn't change as much, and keyboards are typically added, and deathcore, which is a fusion of hardcore and death metal. These genres are sometimes criticized by death metalheads for changing true death metal.

Death metal: Necrophagist, Morbid Angel, Nile, Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, Dying Fetus, Behemoth, Death, Prostitute Disfigurement, Alchemist, Possessed, Atheist, God Dethroned
Melodic Death Metal: In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Detonation
Deathcore: Job for a Cowboy (early), Despised Icon, I Killed the Prom Queen

If you listen to death metal and all you hear is noise and random banging of drums, you don't deserve to listen (or criticize) it.

by Metal6head January 3, 2008

100๐Ÿ‘ 32๐Ÿ‘Ž