44 definitions by Colder
Euphemism for bisexual.
A term that implies a person is not quite heterosexual, but not quite bisexual. In reality, however, a "bicurious" person is really just a closet bisexual who won't admit it. We don't have homocurious or heterocurious, so why bicurious?
A term that implies a person is not quite heterosexual, but not quite bisexual. In reality, however, a "bicurious" person is really just a closet bisexual who won't admit it. We don't have homocurious or heterocurious, so why bicurious?
Friend: I'm not bisexual, I'm bicurious. I don't have sex with men, I'm just attracted to some of them.
Me: Oh yeah? So if I was attracted to women, but didn't have sex with them, what would that make me? Heterocurious?
Face it, bicurious is just a buzzword.
Me: Oh yeah? So if I was attracted to women, but didn't have sex with them, what would that make me? Heterocurious?
Face it, bicurious is just a buzzword.
by Colder November 14, 2011
A piece of crystal meth, a psychedelic stimulant, named for the shard-like crystals. Has nothing to do with shitting in your pants while farting, that's shart.
by Colder April 17, 2011
An offensive, racist word for a Latino person (i.e. Mexico, Puerto Rico, South America).
It was originally spelled spick, a contraction of "Spanish Mick" (Mick being slang for an Irishman). Since both Irish and Hispanics are Catholic, as opposed to Anglo-American Protestants, people stereotyped Spanish and Irish into a single group based on their faith, hence Spanish Mick, or spick.
It was originally spelled spick, a contraction of "Spanish Mick" (Mick being slang for an Irishman). Since both Irish and Hispanics are Catholic, as opposed to Anglo-American Protestants, people stereotyped Spanish and Irish into a single group based on their faith, hence Spanish Mick, or spick.
by Colder November 17, 2011
1. A region in the Southeast Pacific Ocean, including Australia, Polynesia, Micronesia, and New Zealand
2. A fictional superpower in Nineteen Eighty-four that controls the Anglosphere, Latin America, and South Africa. Ruled by the authoritarian doctrine of Ingsoc, or English socialism.
2. A fictional superpower in Nineteen Eighty-four that controls the Anglosphere, Latin America, and South Africa. Ruled by the authoritarian doctrine of Ingsoc, or English socialism.
by Colder June 3, 2011
A game based on DotA, developed by Riot Games. After its release, it became very popular (being a free game helped at that), and has earned a place in MLG and other eSports.
Correcting the other definitions, Riot Games did not make the original DotA in Warcraft III, they just modded the DotA map that was created by Eul.
Correcting the other definitions, Riot Games did not make the original DotA in Warcraft III, they just modded the DotA map that was created by Eul.
Tim: Wanna play League of Legends?
Bob: You mean that Dota ripoff? No thank you
Tim: Its not a ripoff, LoL is much better gameplay-wise
Bob: I guess I'll try it
Soon after his first game, Bob becomes a dedicated League of Legends player.
Bob: You mean that Dota ripoff? No thank you
Tim: Its not a ripoff, LoL is much better gameplay-wise
Bob: I guess I'll try it
Soon after his first game, Bob becomes a dedicated League of Legends player.
by Colder October 23, 2011
A series of protests of concerned U.S. citizens, mostly held in New York City, to end the corporate greed and political corruption that has been degrading democracy in this country for years.
Criticized by the largely corporate-controlled media (Fox News especially), but is still gaining ground and will (hopefully) meet their goal of restoring the power to the people, not just the wealthiest 1% of Americans.
Criticized by the largely corporate-controlled media (Fox News especially), but is still gaining ground and will (hopefully) meet their goal of restoring the power to the people, not just the wealthiest 1% of Americans.
by Colder October 13, 2011
A video game review site, characterized by biased, poorly written reviews. Worships any new Call of Duty game that comes out, and gives games they don't like (RTS games, adventure games without guns and shooting, any game exclusively for PC or PS3) bad ratings just as an attempt to please their dark overlords, Microsoft, EA, and Activision.
Plus, it is owned by News Corporation (Does FOX News and Rupert Murdoch ring a bell?)
Plus, it is owned by News Corporation (Does FOX News and Rupert Murdoch ring a bell?)
by Colder October 24, 2011