Look at those slit eyes, I bet that maru eats a lot of rice.
By Carin
Maru
The Japaneese word for "circle".
The maru is the equivalent of a check mark; it indicates correct answers, decisions, etc.
The opposite is batsu, or "X".
If you want to draw Kirby, you need to start with a maru.
OR
In Kirby's Dream Land 3, you need to get a maru three times to pass the minigames. If you make a mistake, you'll get a batsu and fail.
By Ronalda
Maru
the coolest cat on youtube; who likes boxes even when he can't fit inside them.
The Bokononist ritual of the mingling of awarenesses. Involves pressing the bare soles of the feet against another's with closed eyes. Bokononism is the fictional religion based on lies from the 1963 novel 'Cat's Cradle' by Kurt Vonnegut.
'I find it hard to talk to you,' he said. 'Boko-maru would help,' she suggested.
By Allys
Kobayashi Maru
A no-win situation caused by a set of rules that can only be won by changing the rules, in effect, cheating. This term comes from the name of a small ship in distress in a scenario shown in a Star Trek movie. According to the film, the scenario is featured in a training simulator for students attempting to become ship's captains. They receive a distress signal from the Kobayashi Maru and can either attempt to rescue it and be destroyed by enemy forces or leave it and let it be destroyed. James T. Kirk, according to the film, is the only person to have won the scenario--by reprogramming the simulator. Kobayashi Maru, loosely translated, means "Little wooden ship."
We can stay in this burning plane or jump, but we don't have any parachutes. What a Kobayashi Maru.
By Juliane
Yushin Maru
A ship run by evil Japanese savages used to kill innocent whales for the fun of it.
The crew on the ship tell major lies that calls their actions "research", and they act like a bunch of cry babis when the noble Paul Watson and his Sea Shepherds give the Japanese whaler what they deserve.
The Japanese crew of the Yushin Maru is so damn stupid, Obama should have the USAFtake that ship out.
