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- alternative :
- 1) whatever is popular with the general population.
- anarchy :
- 1) the blind following the blind.
- angst :
- 1) finding out that really cute girl in class likes someone else.
- animal rights :
- (as listed in the animal manifesto) 1) the right to kill
other animals,
2) the right to eat our young.
- atheism :
- 1) rebellion against mommy and/or daddy's religion.
- bash :
- 1) to say something that's true, to someone who doesn't want to
admit it's true.
2) To disagree with an insecure person.
- blackpager :
- 1) people who believe they are cool, so they make their pages
with black backgrounds as no colour could truly grasp the
layers of their coolness.
2) people with lame pages.
- censorship and the net :
- 1) something it's really cool to say you're against,
2) something people pretend might effect them and their bland pages.
- cyberculture :
- 1) an oxymoron.
- dragons :
- 1) the name of a mythical beast 14 year old's pick as part of their
user i.d.
- goths :
- 1) spooky nerds.
- grrrls :
- 1) tiny feminists.
- Kwanzaa :
- 1) a holiday invented for blacks in America because Santa
is just too white.
- paganism :
- 1) we sow the seed, nature grows the seed, then we eat the seed.
- satan worshipper :
- 1) someone with a good sense of humor,
2) someone who wants attention.
- straight-edge :
- 1) the girl scouts and boy scouts of the 90's.
- Suck :
- 1) an online magazine;
(suckle : to nurse off the opinions in 'Suck');
[sucker : any of the legions with opinions based on 'Suck'].
- vampyre :
- 1) someone who wants to be different, but doesn't want the
commitment or mental challenge of being a serial killer.
- vegans :
- 1) people who love animals, but eat all their food.
- web-rat :
- 1) people who validate themselves through others webpages,
2) anyone who uses WebTV or AOL out of choice rather than
neccessity.
- witch :
- 1) a romantic who wants to be different, but also feels the need
to justify their paranoia that people don't like them.
- womyn :
- 1) females who feel threatened by masculinity.
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