Bike riding enthusiast that’s lacking the social skills to interact in regularly re-occuring typical scenarios with whatever sex they are attracted to. They lack regular reasonable female interaction on a day to day basis in life. Any time a female shows up to a group cycling event, the saddle sniffer is immediately right behind them for the entire ride. He takes extreme advantage of every second the female has joined the group ride. He is offering to adjust the bike for the woman, bragging about his ability to assist with any and all types of anything the woman may need on the bike ride, warning her of anything on the trail or road ahead of them.. Offering to take her on a “private tour” of whatever area the group is riding after the main group ride... Just all in all, hes up that womans ass for the entire bike ride.. almost to the point of creeping the woman out so that they never want to show up to a group bike ride again. One of the main reasons for women only exclusive bike clubs ( because they don’t want to be around such male douches ) and one of the reasons that most group bike rides are nearly completely male dominated.

A word used to describe a new level of uncool in north american contemporary culture. Ranked on a higher and larger scale of wierdos, due to their liking for animated porn rathen then something a little more humanistic they have grown to replace the rediculousness of the emo cultue, believe it or not. Aside from the general definitons relating to graphic novels, television, art, etc. Someone who is manga is generally an awkward individual, with either bad hygene, low self-esteem, few friends, and a craving sense of individulity. In some cases they will resemble all of the above. This term is generally used to define the individuals over the age of 13 that continue to enjoy pokemon and sailor moon. As far as the manga children go, we can't have hopes too high in the field of literacy, considering a graphic novel takes less then an afternoon to read, though i will admit it does take skill to follow a series of speech bubbles and caption boxes.