Cloud's definitions

Trocadero

The Trocadero in London is a massive Entertainment centre, with arcades, bowling, cinema etc. It is completely populated by rude boy filth.

90% of people there you will want to kill. Also, do not go there after 9pm on a Saturday...

Other than that it is awesome, you find some hardcore Game Dancers (DDR, EZ2, PUMP) and has DDR Extreme!

I walked into the Trocadero with a shotgun and came out dragging 5 rude boys by their shirts.

I also came out and realised that I felt the urge to go back and do it all over again, and play a bit of DDR Extreme while I was there too.

by Cloud October 31, 2004

netscape

Coolest browser ever, very stable, and doesn't install porn dialers, or toolbars, it always asks you first, and doesn't give itself away to Pop Up ads, which MicroSuck Intergay Expoorer 6.0 does.

Netscape is better because it has a download manager, more stable, and I don't get viruses from it, unlike that stupid microsuck browser, what was it again?

by Cloud July 20, 2004

Lets D-D-R

The famous saying on DDR Extreme before you play a song, after you have put your credit in.

*puts Credit in*
Announcer: LET'S D-D-R!!!
"ok" *presses continue*

by Cloud November 17, 2004

dotirise

To do a "..." in some sort of sentence. You are dotirising it up.

George: Hey jon, I think that animal hospital is teh winar, and that j00 suxx0rz

Jon: ...

by Cloud October 24, 2003

booty shorts

Slutty shorts that only whores wear

Dude, you see her booty shorts?!?

Yeah mate, im gonna get her to take em off so i can pound that ass!

by Cloud October 20, 2003

AOL

The lamest ISP ever created, crashes all the time, and has the most annoying representive mascot thing, "Connie"

Yeah, damn right its a CONnie, also tend to send you discs every other week, which can be easily snapped and made into a mass murdering knife thing, therefore provoking violence.

Mum did not create AOL

by Cloud July 20, 2004

52

It means heart, aka love. 52 is the shape of a heart ...

I 52 you April.
I 52 this x'mas.

by Cloud December 24, 2004