JT's definitions

beoyatch

North Dakota slang for beatch

That courtney love is one crazy beoyatch.

by jt February 22, 2004

ROFLbot

A term coined by Kory Khener in a desperate attemp to appear as a h4x0r. His 1337 skills made other people so jelous that they accused him of hacking when he really was doing no such thing. Using this name will result in getting banned from many a server.

Also the name of the greatest band in the world from the small town of Massapequa.

Vote kick ROFLbot yo'! He's got 1137 hax like yahm or something.

by JT February 7, 2005

outted

Being found out, usually when involving homosexuality.

The lesbian was outted.

by JT September 25, 2003

I was all

Expression commonly used in place of "...and I said", when re-enacting a past conversation in a current one. Usually followed with the response to said conversational dialogue in the form of "and (s)he was all".

"Well, I was all, omigawd, he is SO buff!" Candi explained to her friend, Maria. "And she was all, 'you're totally right about that. fa shizzle.'"

by JT October 28, 2003

Leykis 101

A radio program in which the man of truth, Tom Leykis, informs us of the ways of the world.

I listen to Leykis 101

by JT November 11, 2003

fag tag

the lone guy out with a group of girls

"you see those hot chicks standing around with that dude?"
"yea he must be the fag tag"

by JT February 11, 2004

Master Chief

Short for Master Chief Petty Officer. The Master Chief Petty Officer is the ninth, and highest, enlisted rank in the U.S. Navy, just above Senior Chief Petty Officer, and is a non-commissioned officer. They are referred to as Master Chief in most circumstances.

Advancement to Master Chief Petty Officer is similar to that of Chief Petty Officer and Senior Chief Petty Officer. It carries requirements of time in service, superior evaluation scores, specialty examinations, and peer review. A Senior Chief Petty Officer can only advance if the existing master chiefs approve.

A Master Chief Petty Officer is purely administrative and is usually tied closely with the Commanding Officer, except possibly when the command is very large (e.g. an aircraft carrier). Their uniform reflects this administrative duty; becoming similar to that of an officer, albeit with different insignia than an officer.

The master chief came down here and busted those guys asses for being drunk on board ship.

by jt October 17, 2004