Jimmybone D's definitions

benware

Benign/benevolent software. The opposite of malware (malicious/malevolent software). A piece of software that is not malware. Not to be confused with anti-malware, i.e. anti-virus tools and such.

Also note that malware may cause benware to become malware.

Firefox, Twitter, Photoshop, games... it's all benware.

by Jimmybone D June 25, 2010

blbr

1. Bussi links bussi rechts (German),
meaning 'kiss left, kiss right'.

2. Bigelow Light Bulb Ring

Blbr light bulb rings disperse essential oils into the room.

by Jimmybone D February 23, 2009

Lawl

1. The same as lol. Used to express amusement or as a sarcastic comment.

2. A mocking term for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The term was coined amongst HC SSB Melee players who think Brawl is inferior to Melee. There's presumably also some bitterness involved since Brawl, which is said to have a lower learning curve, was made for everyone and not only the fighting game fans.

1. lawl wtf?

2. Okay kids, let's play Lawl.

by jimmybone D April 30, 2009

OIA

Only In America

<dude1> Heard about the cop who baked pot brownies and called 911?
<dude2> oia

by Jimmybone D February 24, 2009

lose one's cool

Not staying cool and in control. The opposite is to keep one's cool.

Don't lose your cool, man!

One will fail if one lose one's cool.

by jimmybone d May 27, 2008

to walk into a bullet

To get shot
To get into a situation where you get shot
To get shot "accidentally"

Also metaphorically; to get into an unfortunate situation

Those noobs seem eager to walk into a bullet.

by Jimmybone D June 5, 2010

pun intended

Added after a pun, a play on words mostly for a comic reception. Usually someone adds 'pun intended' when the pun isn't so clear, or to emphasize the pun.
Usually in brackets: (pun intended)

See also:
no pun intended npi

When Thou hast done, Thou hast not done. For I have more. (pun intended)

by jimmybone d April 21, 2008