Hand Hanzo's definitions

drama

Another word for furry. A slang term born of 4chan's word filter, where if anybody tries to type the word furry, it is replaced with the word drama.

I need some more drama pr0n. Somebody get /fur/ back up.

by Hand Hanzo April 28, 2005

m00t

The webmaster of 4chan. Also spelled moot. Normally uses an anime-style cat to represent himself.

m00t r0x0rs! Long live 4chan!

by Hand Hanzo April 1, 2005

v-tec just kicked in yo

A popular phrase on 4chan. The phrase was supposedly invented because the v-tec engine 'kicks in' at a certain speed. Mainly used in reference to cars, but some people have said it for no reason at all on 4chan.

I dare you to say "v-tec just kicked in yo" outside of 4chan. Even better, say it in meatspace!

by Hand Hanzo March 25, 2005

Caballerial

A 360 Fakie Ollie. Named after its creator, Steve Caballero.

Up until Tony Hawk's Underground 2, the Caballerial was just referred to as the "360 Fakie Ollie"

by Hand Hanzo February 18, 2005

The Clowns

1: A biker gang from the movie AKIRA.
2: The Insane Clown Posse.
3: A term used by a victim of a group of elitist bastards who specifically hates that one victim.

1: "Someone's coming. Maybe it's Kaneda. No! IT'S THE CLOWNS!!" as said by Kaori in AKIRA.
2:Eminem is not "down with the Clowns"
3:The Clowns in 3rd period wouldn't let me play Worms World Party with them anymore.

by Hand Hanzo January 15, 2005

hsien-ko

To conceal multiple weapons at one time.

The H is silent in this word. The word is the name of a character in Vampire Savior/Darkstalkers 3 who hid weapons in her dress, and is also the hottest, yet also the most overlooked, video game chick ever.

I don't think you should hsien-ko your knife collection. You'll get caught and arrested by the police.

by Hand Hanzo April 14, 2005

Emulator

A wonderful device that lets you play the video games you grew up with. Examples include ZSNES (best SNES emulator ever), GENS (Best Genesis emulator ever), and Mekaw (Best Game Gear/SMS emulator ever). The game images (ROMS as they're called) are downloaded separately. The emulator reads the ROM file, and activates it. Most emulators have graphic and audio options, for example you can interpolate the screen graphics or toggle between stereo on monaural sound settings. You can also map the control settings and use gaming add-ons, to try to make it feel more like the console your emulator imitates.

I use Snes9x at school every day.

by Hand Hanzo May 2, 2005