Wednesday, February 24, 2010

DMack

I recently re-received my HIST 120 Blue Book, this time with a grade: 50 out of 50. Some may say I earned 100% by accurately describing the historical significance of terms such as Thalassocracy, Thermopylae, or Thucydides, but I know better. It was the extra term.

DMack:

DMack is a term derived from a legendary American, David Mack. David, who perished in a gunfight in 2081, was especially known for being loved by the ladies. To this day, the term DMack, when used as an adjective, means, "one who is loved by many females." It can also be a verb, in which case it has a slightly different meaning. To "DMack" someone is to make them experience a QL...

There are five share-holders of the West Whitman Estate, but just four associated pairs.

1. Cody and Jacqueline
2. Phil and Abigail
3. Tommy and Tinky Winky
4. David and Alban

Nuf said.

4 comments:

  1. The only proper response to this post ....

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czxs1ShcOsA

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  2. Do it, copy paste the URL, listen while you leave your comment.

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  3. what a man, what a man, what a man, what mighty good maaaaaannnnn! (that was me singing along)

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