Kay's definitions

damn yo

Thats tight. Or, wtf was that for?

"Look at my spinners."
"Damn yo, those are nice."

Guy gets punched in face...
"Damn yo, whats your problem?"

by Kay January 9, 2005

stereophonics

Definitely not the best indie rock band ever. Ever since their first album which was okay, their output has ranged from average to truly fucking awful. Their latest album is called 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other?', which is truly appauling name for an album, and the cover looks like a C64 loading screen.

Stereophonics are wank.

by Kay March 19, 2005

everything2

A more upmarket Urban Dictionary.

Can be found at everything2.com

by Kay April 16, 2005

sunnydale

The town where Buffy & co. lived in the hit series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It contained the hellmouth, which, to be precise, was in the basement of Sunnydale High.

"Buffy lived in Rivello Drive, Sunnydale."

by Kay March 20, 2004

habbo hotel

A hotel which, despite having 7000 peopel online at a time, still only has two cars in the car park. It's a pixellated hotel, you have your own avatar called a habbo and you walk around talking to people. Most of the rooms are; beauty contests, trade rooms, race rooms, beauty salons and mafias. The moderators are called Hobbas and the majority of them have their heads jammed firmly up their arses. Censor words that aren't even rude, such as "mouseindustries", "sonicmouse" and "freewebs" for no apparent reason. Teenagers buy ridiculously overpriced fake furniture for their fake rooms with real money. They charge you £2.50 per blinking month so you can wear special clothes that everyone else who's stupid enough to waste money on Habbo Club is wearing.

www.habbohotel.com

Great if you are a loner/rich as hell/all of the above.

by Kay March 20, 2004

new year's eve

The day before the new year. No one really gives two shits about it being a new year, but it's a good excuse to get pissed/laid so who's complaining.

"Happy New Year fuckers!"

by Kay January 18, 2004

lobs

A game played by primary school children. The players divide into two teams who both stand at either side of a the playground, or a netball court or something similar. Someone from one of the teams lobs, or throws a tennis ball at the other team. It must bounce once. If the tennis ball is not caught by a member of the opposing team after that one bounce, the team that threw the tennis ball in the first place scores one point. Games last as long as breaktime does.

At primary school we played lobs every day

by Kay September 27, 2006