what does "the anti-mack" mean?
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As salaam au alaikum. Okay, so this year at ISNA, one of my missions is to drive the macking into total remission. The way I, or shall I say we, will do this is by creating ISNA secret forces: the anti-mack. We will flog those who mack with wet noodles. J/K. No violence. But EXTREME embarrasment will be our form of torture for the mackers. Mackers watch out: those who desire to be of aid, post :)
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Propulsion Techniques Anti-matter\n\nAnti-matter is explosive stuff! In a scientific sense, it is the opposite of the normal matter which comprises both us and our surroundings. Every type of particle in nature is thought to possess its own anti-particle – which will have the opposite charge to the particle itself. Originally theorised to exist by scientists in the first half of the 20th century, the fact that a matter/anti-matter reaction releases a hundred times more energy (per mass of fuel) than even the most powerful nuclear reaction quickly brought it to the attention of the science-fiction genre. “Star Trek” is probably the most obvious example of the basic use of anti-matter in science fiction. Star ships of the Federation use stores of anti-matter as their source of fuel, so that their ships are powered by a matter/anti-matter reaction. \n\nSometimes the use of anti-matter was as straightforward as being the ultimate rocket fuel, for example in the anti-matter rocket starships in Peter F. Hamilton's “The Nightsdawn Trilogy” (1990s). On other occasions, anti-matter has been viewed as the natural successor to nuclear reactors as the source of power of the future, a prime example being the “Starship Enterprise” from the 1960s television show “Star Trek” (not to mention its sequel series and film spin-offs). The “Enterprise” contained a central reactor core which powered the entire ship in which matter and anti-matter were mixed, releasing enough energy to boldly go where no-one had gone before! \n\nSome science-fiction authors have even asked what-if questions about anti-matter. In the book “Traces”, Stephen Baxter explores the idea that anti-matter might exist in space as large chunks of “anti-ice”, which could be mined and mixed with large volumes of normal water to provide, in the case of the story in question, an awful lot of steam power.
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It looks like Juicy Chick lingo to me. [:}\n\nFYI I don't have IM
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Im not a lady, but i think this is funny.  I haven't heard anyone mention Craig Mack in YEARS.  Here comes the brand new flava in your ear!
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he is anti every thing. whats point in reporting some thing thats not a controversy. news is made over a controversy.
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the antichrist, as already answered by some, is someone who does not accept that christ is the one sent to take away the sins of the world .it can mean anyone who stands in opposition to christ and his purpose of redemption.but also can stand for some one who is a substitute christ,a false christ, a deciever .there have been many antichrist in the the sense ,one\n who's beliefs are contrary to the written word of god,are antichrist .there is one comeing who is the embodement of all the opposition personifed in bodily form ,claiming he is christ.this is segnificant in the sense he will claim to be the christ the jews have been looking for.the bible says he would decieve even the very elect if it were possible.he evedently will be very persuasive and awesome  person in appearance,even to the point ,people will desire to worship him.jesus said ,i come in my fathers name and you recieve me not.there is one comeing in his own name , him you will recieve .just as there is a holy trinity, there is an unholy trinity whose purpose is to destroy humanity and to take them with him to hell to spite God .
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The major one was saying about a Webb campaign worker, S.R. Sidarth,\n\n"Let's give a welcome to Macaca, here. Welcome to America and the real world of Virginia."\n\nThe worker in question is an Indian-Amerian, Virginia native.  "Macaca" is a derogatory term used in France for North African immigrants; it's not completely clear that Allen knew the nature of the term, though it's difficult to imagine he thought the word was anything other than an insult.\n\nBesides the macaca incident, several of Allen's college football teammates came forward with allegations that he regularly used the word "n*gg*r" to refer to blacks and "wetback" to refer to Hispanics.
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I agree.  It appears to mean disgusting or awful.  It seems to be of French origin, but doesn't translate as anything other than bweark.\n\nSomeone probably made it up.  It could be a combination of a couple of French words, but I don't know enough French to guess what they might be.\n\nEdit:  Thanks, PetiteFée.  When I googled the word, however, it showed up on a lot of sites that appeard to me to be in French language.  Could "Bweark" be a misspelling or an Anglicization of the word "Beurk"?\n\nEdit:  I tried to answer your email, but your address doesn't work.  The answer is that I live in America.
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i dunno if it has all the letters but antidisenstablishmentarianizm is a pretty long word!\n\n i know it's true because i found it in a dictionary!
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because he is the anti christ
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Leach is a fat loser that blames everyone else but himself when he loses games.\n\nAgree with your comment about Mack.  He is a class act.
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satan is the antichrist. the prefix 'anti' means 'instead of' christ. he will appear in the skies with all his angels in a grand fashion creating the illusion of all that is heavenly with all its grandure proclaiming himself to be Jesus. he will be very convincing and will perform all same tasks as Jesus. he will also preside over God's 'elect'. they [the elect] in turn, will stand before the antichrist in an effort to discredit him thereby proclaiming their allegiance to God.
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Antidisastablishmentaranisim.\nActually, it's Wenis. The extra skin on your Elbow.
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It means don't follow the famous because they are famous.\nUse your own judgement; not the media's.\n\nIt has nothing to do with the Bible.
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That term usually refers to characters you would expect to find in a certain type of book or film (i.e. in Westerns you expect to find the tough silent guy...in high school movies you expect to find the nerd, the jock, the pretty girl....these are all stock characters, they are typical and unoriginal).  More than likely that sentence is a dis at the debate its referring to, stating that it is an unoriginal debate and has the people and arguments you would expect.
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White:  I'm not offended when I see it any more than I would be offended by someone wearing a T-Shirt that said "I'm dumber than a box of rocks"\n\nTo have it flying above state capitals and such is a public display of stupidity on behalf of the leaders of that state.\n\nRemember:  It is the symbol of a defeated movement (quasi "nation") born of bigotry and inhuman treatment of equals for personal gain.  The ideology was wrong, as was the cause and why they ultimately lost.
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It's an awesome song, but I'm not quite sure what it means.\n\nIt might mean that the writer of the song wasn't writing about heartbreaks and how much love sucks and stuff(tragedies), but instead, he wrote about sins and stuff.\n\nI dunno.