console wars

The seemingly neverending battle over which gaming console is supreme among all the others.

In the past, the console wars were between Nintendo and Sega, but nowadays, the three main competitors are Sony with the Playstation 2, Nintendo with the Gamecube, and Microsoft with the XBox.

It's really not that big an issue, but since some people love to argue over inane topics, the console wars rage on.

"Man, did you hear? Sony's releasing the PS3!"

"Just another contender in the console wars.

by Mephianse September 08, 2004

Black Lunger

A particularly harmful cigarette. Unlike normal cigarettes, a black lunger is usually either unfiltered, or the cigarette is very harsh. Thus called because it's believed that, since they are worse for you than normal cigarettes, they blacken your lungs faster.

Person A: "Hey, I noticed you stopped smoking Marlboros."
Person B: "Yeah, I'm smokin' Lucky Strikes now. They're real black lungers."

by Mephianse April 05, 2005

QFE

An acronym for Quoted for Emphasis, it's used to help drive a point home to someone who's fairly dimwitted. Also used when someone makes an exceedingly good point, and people want to make sure that it gets across. Usually seen used in internet forums.

First forum poster:
"Hitler was a bad, bad man."

Second forum poster:
"QFE."

by Mephianse August 27, 2004

gtg

Internet shorthand for "Got to go". Also, it can mean "good to go", depending on the context.

Good to go:
"Say, I'm heading out. You coming?"
"gtg."

Got to go:
"Shoot, it's almost midnight. gtg."

by Mephianse September 08, 2004

Green Gold

A synonym for booger. It's a more crude and derogatory form of the word, though. I believe the slang is originally from New England.

Mother: "Don't you go mining for green gold now, Johnny!"
Johnny: "Alright, ma. *picks nose*"

by Mephianse April 05, 2005

Lucky

A slang term for Lucky Strike.

Person A: "Say, do you have a cigarette?"
Person B: "Sorry man, this is my last Lucky."

by Mephianse April 05, 2005

Catnap

To take a brief nap. Ever notice how cats tend to fall asleep, wake up shortly thereafter, and then doze off again? Catnaps are referred to as such due to their brief and sometimes random nature.

Person A: "Say, is Heather awake?"
Person B: "No, she said she was tired and wanted to take a quick catnap.

by Mephianse April 05, 2005