by TekFox October 18, 2003
by Magsledge May 13, 2009
1. An alleged mistake made while typing, usually someone's name, on a form that goes to print.
2. Phonetic pun of name written down multiple ways from an original phonetic sound referred to as phonnampun.
3. Any error from phonetic analogs in sound to text, digitizing, or transcription service message referred to as amalgamorphoneticursiv or AMPC.
4. When auto-correct Kai-botches your keystrokes into touchscreen as multi disjointed tangential word clusters referred to as MultiDisjoinTangentaWortCluSS DTWC, and then you press the send button before noticing the monstrosity.
2. Phonetic pun of name written down multiple ways from an original phonetic sound referred to as phonnampun.
3. Any error from phonetic analogs in sound to text, digitizing, or transcription service message referred to as amalgamorphoneticursiv or AMPC.
4. When auto-correct Kai-botches your keystrokes into touchscreen as multi disjointed tangential word clusters referred to as MultiDisjoinTangentaWortCluSS DTWC, and then you press the send button before noticing the monstrosity.
The search string yielded another type o when printed from a mobile phone screenshot of the SMS entered by 411 operator.
Transcribe correctly spells 50% of what I say into my phone so I prefer to battle technology with an auto correct type o instead.
Transcribe correctly spells 50% of what I say into my phone so I prefer to battle technology with an auto correct type o instead.
by Snow Pea - Digit El Poal S.Sa October 6, 2016
by industrialfan71 April 8, 2008
Singing in voices that could be described as Satan after the cable TV gets cut off and Ozzy after realizing he's not on cable TV anymore, Type O offer all types of slow, crushing anthemic tunes that deal with things that are never too happy. Something tells me you could feed these guys Prozac and they still wouldn't have a brighter day. They'd complain about sunburn. Music for bats, for sure.
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Some guys have all the luck--just that it's all bad. In the glass half-empty or half-full dilemma, the fellas in Type O are the type to simply break the glass and say it wasn't worth keeping anyway. The kind of guys high-school guidance counselors look over at and figure if they can just send them over to Vo-Tech without too much hassle (in other words, without them killing anyone), then great! Another successful guided tour out of high school.
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Some guys have all the luck--just that it's all bad. In the glass half-empty or half-full dilemma, the fellas in Type O are the type to simply break the glass and say it wasn't worth keeping anyway. The kind of guys high-school guidance counselors look over at and figure if they can just send them over to Vo-Tech without too much hassle (in other words, without them killing anyone), then great! Another successful guided tour out of high school.
by Swatkowski November 22, 2003
by Fawn December 9, 2003
by Elle August 28, 2004