Soylent Green Edit Meaning

1.

The title of a (great) sci-fi film starring Charlton "from my cold dead hands" Heston, made in 1973.

The name comes from a combination of 'soy' and 'lentils'.

The film was (loosely) based on an anti-contraception novel, called 'Make Room! Make Room!', by Harry Harrison.

It is, of course, famously made from people.

New, Soylent Green!

Now with more girls!

Also available in Red, and Yellow.

2.

Apparently, it is people.

Soylent Green is PEOPLE! AGHHRRRHH!!

See scene whore

3.

Soylent Green is People.

Soylent Green is people!!! *looks uncomfortable, probably dies*

See Zach

4.

People.

It's people.

Soylent green is people... *silence* ...AAARGH!!!!

See soylent green, people, soylent, green

5.

Playing on the "harvesting humans" idea from the 1973 movie, the term "Soylent Green" has emerged as a derogatory term in today's political issues of embryonic stem cell research and frozen embryos.

"Yeah... he had soylent green therapy after the accident."

"Mamma's got her Soylent Green on ice."

See stem cell, stem cells, zygote, snowbaby, snow baby, test tube baby

6.

1. Food made from dead people.

2. A really bad and cliched SciFi movie.

"This Soylent Green tasted like Uncle Phil"

See ben