Flying Guilliotine

Similar to speed(drug) see "Requium for a dream" for more info

A two-wheeled form of transportation created from crushed bees encrusted in resin. Most commonly found in rural parts of India, where high manufacturing costs prohibit the use of steel.

Over priced drink that taste like monkey piss and is supposed to give you more energy, but has no effect at all.

Save Our Animals: A peaceful and compassionate animal rights campaigning group.

In 1999, back in Hackbridge Junior School in 6W, Ms.Wallace's class, we gathered round to see the animal rights leaflet which Ms. Wallace had brought in. We sat in disgust as we read about Proctor & Gamble forcing chemicals into monkey's stomachs. We needed to take action. The six of us gathered round a table after lesson, Me, Ben, Daniel, Charlotte, Zoe and Nicola. We decided to start a group for pupils to come to, which we could discuss animal rights in general. In the first meeting of organisers, we began to get a bit more organised. Names flew everywhere, 'Monkey Business', 'Help the animals' until I (I'm taking credit for this one) came up with 'Save Our Animals'. Backed by Daniel, this was agreed. We began planning for the first meeting.
Suddenly, out of the blue, a day later, Ms. Wallace announced to the organisers that we could hold the very first meeting of Save Our Animals right that minute, it was lunchtime. I ran out to the playground shouting "First meeting of Save Our Animals in Ms. Wallace's room, RIGHT NOW". This was followed by a loud series of screaming. I was followed back to the room by a large gathering of around 50 people with continued to overthrow Ms. Wallace's room. We could hardly fit in. I was shocked by the amount of people which had turned up and I think the others were too.
The first meeting was quite a success. We began by reading information from ...

adjective: Tough, hard wearing, complex in build
Verb: To Tonk - to chase an objective in a highly energised and determined manner
Root: Tonka toys

An excited and energised state experienced by nerds when temporarily uplifted by positive(often virtual)events in their lives.
These experiences often lead nerds to believe that real life, sex, nonline girlfriends, sporting ability and good looks are not that important after all.