Some who looks at as anything that displays or relates to an animal as "furry" content, often attacking the author of how much of a furry they think he is.
User 1: I've created a 3D sonic model for this game--
User 2: Fucking furries everywhere! OP is a total furfag!
User 3: Damn furrophobes, they think everything is furry.
OR
Person 1: Check out my dog drawing.
Person 2: FURRY! BURN HIM!
Person 1: Stop being such a fucking furrophobe.
User 2: Fucking furries everywhere! OP is a total furfag!
User 3: Damn furrophobes, they think everything is furry.
OR
Person 1: Check out my dog drawing.
Person 2: FURRY! BURN HIM!
Person 1: Stop being such a fucking furrophobe.
by Corey_Faure February 05, 2011
A phrase used to say that you strongly wish to stay out of the way of an argument/heavy situation and not have any involvement.
Employee: I caught Debra and Jeff having sex in the office, what the hell are they thinking?
Boss: Err, I wouldn't touch that with a 20-foot pole.
Boss: Err, I wouldn't touch that with a 20-foot pole.
by Corey_Faure January 19, 2011
The tendency for a vehicle with an automatic transmission to "creep" forward when you let off the brake without giving any gas.
by Corey_Faure August 16, 2016
Can be considered an East-Asian variety of stew. Usually consisting of a simmering metal pot of stock at the center of the dining table, and several meats, leafy vegetables, mushrooms, wontons, egg dumplings, and seafoods sitting around it. Food is both cooked and served at the table. Meat is thinly sliced and takes about 15 to 30 seconds to cook. The cooked food is usually eaten some kind of dipping sauce.
Person 1: So, what'd you have for dinner last night?
Person 2: All kinds of stuff. It was a hot pot dinner.
Person 1: What the hell is that?
Person 2: Google it.
Person 2: All kinds of stuff. It was a hot pot dinner.
Person 1: What the hell is that?
Person 2: Google it.
by Corey_Faure February 27, 2010
A method of "gameplay" developed for video games, a 'quick time event' is a section of a game where you are only required to press specific buttons when they show up on screen. Usually, if a player misses a button press during a 'quick time event', the player's character dies.
I love Heavy Rain, but it seems like the game is a little too filled with quick time event based fight scenes rather than a really dynamic fighting system.
by Corey_Faure July 17, 2010
The word people use to mean opposite of nocturnal, or creatures that are active during daylight. The actual word for this is diurnal, but they don't seem to teach this word in school much, so people for some reason invented a new name.
Preppy Chick: I'm so glad people are dayturnal. I don't think I could see at night too well.
Me: The term is diurnal, there's no such thing as "dayturnal".
Preppy Chick: Whatever nerd boy.
Me: The term is diurnal, there's no such thing as "dayturnal".
Preppy Chick: Whatever nerd boy.
by Corey_Faure July 05, 2011
A play on words, referencing to the security feature in many games known as SecuROM. People generally find SecuROM annoying, because it limits the number of times you can use serials and gives you all sorts of hell. Over time, people have started to call it SuckuROM as an inside joke.
Andrew: Oh fuck!
Michael: What?
Andrew: This game has SuckuROM built into it.
Michael: Well that blows.
Michael: What?
Andrew: This game has SuckuROM built into it.
Michael: Well that blows.
by Corey_Faure June 11, 2010