3 definitions by laotzukid@1
(pronounced "bas harrt bas") are the lyrics in the chorus of the electro-dance song Nash Gimn popularized by Hard Bass School and can be found in Youtube and Spotify. The song, also referred to as "Hard Bass Adidas", is a favorite particularly among sub-cultures of the former Soviets who binge-dance to it in the street while wearing three-striped Adidas tracksuits. The phrase "bass hard bass" is used by netizens, who don't speak Russian nor Slav, to distinguish the song from other tracks by Hard Bass School particularly Narkotik Kal and Opa Blia.
by laotzukid@1 September 17, 2017
pronounced (new-WELL mag-pan-TIE) a sarcastic and hilarious take on the title of grandmaster in the Filipino Martial Arts particularly in Modern Arnis.
Noel Magpantay appears to be the proper name of an unknown Filipino. The name appeared in the Belt Ranks tab of the Modern Arnis Wikipedia page that said the name "literally means grandmaster" followed by another ridiculous belt rank called "zero degree black belt" pertaining to those in the probationary stage of being a black belt in Modern Arnis.
Magpantay in Filipino actually means "to be aligned" or "to be the same level as". The funny name probably means that a grandmaster in Modern Arnis "to be the same level as" Noel Magpantay who in reality is a nobody.
There is a big possibility that a hacker botched the rank name since Wikipedia is an open information portal.
Noel Magpantay appears to be the proper name of an unknown Filipino. The name appeared in the Belt Ranks tab of the Modern Arnis Wikipedia page that said the name "literally means grandmaster" followed by another ridiculous belt rank called "zero degree black belt" pertaining to those in the probationary stage of being a black belt in Modern Arnis.
Magpantay in Filipino actually means "to be aligned" or "to be the same level as". The funny name probably means that a grandmaster in Modern Arnis "to be the same level as" Noel Magpantay who in reality is a nobody.
There is a big possibility that a hacker botched the rank name since Wikipedia is an open information portal.
by laotzukid@1 March 10, 2019
noun. pronounced (roo-WAY-duh) a Filipino term for 'wheel', particularly a Ferris Wheel used to separate it from 'chubibo', the Filipino equivalent of a carousel or merry-go-round.
This term can also be interchanged to indicate a 'ring', particularly a fighting ring in cockfighting or even in contact sports.
From Spanish 'rueda' or from Catalan 'roda' meaning 'wheel'.
This term can also be interchanged to indicate a 'ring', particularly a fighting ring in cockfighting or even in contact sports.
From Spanish 'rueda' or from Catalan 'roda' meaning 'wheel'.
Tignan nyo meron dung ruweda!
(Look they have a Ferris Wheel!)
Kung gusto mo ng laban doon tayo sa ruweda.
(If you want to fight meet me in the ruweda.)
(Look they have a Ferris Wheel!)
Kung gusto mo ng laban doon tayo sa ruweda.
(If you want to fight meet me in the ruweda.)
by laotzukid@1 April 8, 2019