10 definitions by whuh?
An email provider that isnt out to piss all over your privacy. Making all other providers cower in fear, and raise their storage space.
by whuh? November 15, 2004
A piece of literature that was banned in some places. You have to read about 75% of the book till you reach the main reason why its called "Catcher in the rye". Kinda slow and boring, but better than other mandatory school literature.
by whuh? November 14, 2004
A system that wasnt upgraded from its debut in 1989 to 1998. Crushed systems that had better technology, more colors on the screen and lit screens. Sole reason: The games. If the Gameboy were to ever die, it would be remembered as what kicked ass in the past. You dont need a powerful console to have a great game made for it.
by whuh? November 14, 2004
A book you might have to read in school that shows once again, why focus on grammar and spelling, when we can read about plays. A father that was a bad parent and was trying to realise why his favorite son failed in life. Cheated on his wife, and in the end commited suicide(FINALLY ENDING THE BOOK).
Death of a Salesman shows the flaws in the school curriculum. Grammar is not important. Knowing about plays made in the 1940s is.
by whuh? November 14, 2004
The sequal to Wolfenstein 3D. More nazi killing fun, now with some real 3D graphics. One of the few games that used tru-form. Multiplayer still kicks ass.
by whuh? November 14, 2004
1) confusion. Something you say when you dont understand someone.
2) Alias of a person that has yet to be understood, or even listened to.
2) Alias of a person that has yet to be understood, or even listened to.
by whuh? November 15, 2004
An Isp that never had any quality and still doesnt have any quality built into it. Tends to be used by people that know nothing about computers, but they think using AOL makes them computer literate. The cd spamming of their product they do through the mail is a whole different story. They make great coasters, and are often addressed to dead relatives.
by whuh? November 14, 2004