2 definitions by Frank Ritzo
Slang for benzene, a volatile liquid hydrocarbon with the formula C6H6 used as a solvent and constituent of fuels.
Benzie is used in solvent abuse to get high, and is popularised by solven abuser Nelly in his/her rap song
"Ride wit me" sic.
Abuse of benzene causes extensive and rapid brain damage resulting in permanent loss of function, as well as liver and kidney damage. Benzene is considered highly carcinogenic and is linked to brain cancer.
Benzie is used in solvent abuse to get high, and is popularised by solven abuser Nelly in his/her rap song
"Ride wit me" sic.
Abuse of benzene causes extensive and rapid brain damage resulting in permanent loss of function, as well as liver and kidney damage. Benzene is considered highly carcinogenic and is linked to brain cancer.
Nelly: "If you wanna go and get high with me, smoke an L in the back with the benzie"
Surgeon General: "I would strongly recommend against it."
Surgeon General: "I would strongly recommend against it."
by Frank Ritzo November 26, 2006
Unacceptable abbreviation used mostly by low-IQ illiterates
and ignorant teenages caught up in the moron culture, found
mainly in text-messaging and internet chat.
Used as an abbreviation for both "you're" (yoore) and "your"
(yore) out of laziness and to try hide the fact that they
don't know the difference. Other more correct abbreviations
exist for "your", such as yr, ya and yo, but clearly
the user of ur doesn't know the difference.
Hence the occurence of both "ur gay" and "ur momma"
where the abbreviation takes on different pronunciation
and meaning.
and ignorant teenages caught up in the moron culture, found
mainly in text-messaging and internet chat.
Used as an abbreviation for both "you're" (yoore) and "your"
(yore) out of laziness and to try hide the fact that they
don't know the difference. Other more correct abbreviations
exist for "your", such as yr, ya and yo, but clearly
the user of ur doesn't know the difference.
Hence the occurence of both "ur gay" and "ur momma"
where the abbreviation takes on different pronunciation
and meaning.
P1: They say that ur ur own worst enemy.
P2: Don't you mean ur yr own worst enemy?
P1: Umm, ur momma.
P2: "You're momma"? No I am not momma.
P1: Your gay!
P2: My gay? No, I don't have a gay. Go back to school.
P2: Don't you mean ur yr own worst enemy?
P1: Umm, ur momma.
P2: "You're momma"? No I am not momma.
P1: Your gay!
P2: My gay? No, I don't have a gay. Go back to school.
by Frank Ritzo November 14, 2006