9 definitions by GROMM

Nihilist

One who realizes that all societal and moral values are baseless, and sees no point to anything.

Live in the moment, don't bother dwelling on the past, or hoping for a future... it doesn't matter.

by GROMM February 10, 2005

nihilist

One that disreguards all that is not inherent to reality, and isn't fearing of death, though does not seek it. Nihilists have a tendency to love nature and detest concrete and plastic.

Death is the only certainty in life, therefore, giving life meaning.

by GROMM May 1, 2005

VIKINGS

Warriors of the North, that beat the living fuck out of the christians during the medieval times. Vikings are massive burly bearded men, usually armed wiht swords or axes, that like to drink, fight, and rape christian whores. Weak, modern men are a disgrace of utmost disgust, compared to the mighty vikings.

"Hail Thor!" roared the berzerker Viking as he raised his axe and swung down, chopping a christian's head clean in half, splattering brains all over his blade, arm and face.

by GROMM August 8, 2004

Die Apokalyptischen Reiter

Awesome german death/black/heavy metal band, uses many different styles, variating in various songs from one to another. Has a medieval/apocalyptic theme, dark and brooding.
Awesome to listen to for any type of metalhead, unless you are a retarded nu-metal idiot that can't see past this wave of new bullshit.

An awesome song by Die Apokalyptischen Reiter would be The Almighty and Metal Will Never Die!

by GROMM July 23, 2004

misanthropy

The desire to kill everyone.

"Fuck the Humans" -Severed Savior

by GROMM February 10, 2005

Postal Dude

A man who does not want to take it anymore, the everyday bullshit of life got to him. Now, you're all gonna pay!

The Postal Dude got pissed off, and slaughtered Paradise City. He said, "You probably thought you weren't gonna die today... Surprise!"

by GROMM July 23, 2004

Fear Factory

Industrial metal band that started out being a boderline Death metal band in 1991. Their vocalist, Burton Bell, was the first to introduce both death metal growling and switching to clean vocals. Fear Factory evolved into a sharper, more aggressive sound, and progressed from death metal to industrial with hints of techno here and there. They focus on how humankind is too addicted to technology to the point of being helpless without it, and see technology as the eventual downfall of humanity.

Demanufacture and Obsolete are good albums by Fear Factory.

by GROMM March 28, 2005