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a term photographers use to refer to their lenses. dude, he's got 8000 bucks worth of glass in his bag!
noobs argue about camera bodies, amateurs argue about glass, pros let their work do the arguing |
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Slang term for high purity methamphetamine. According to DEA reffers to any product wiyh 85% or higher purity. In real street usage reffers to any product with a clear crystalline appearance. Yo G you holding any glass.
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v. The act of breaking a glass upon the head of, or inserting a broken glass into the body of, another individual, usu. in a bar or nightclub and involving a lot of alcohol, somebody else's girlfriend or untoward eye contact. I've nearly finished my drink, so if that prick winks at my lady again, I'm going to glass 'im.
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Commonly used in science fiction as the act of destroying an entire planet through constant ordnance bombardment. Reach was glassed by the Covenant. The Reapers are going to glass Thessia.
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A term used by a sniper and his spotter. The designated term for the snipers scope or the spotters scope when looking downrange. Sniper: "On Glass" (signaling that he is looking through the scope
Spotter: Roger, standby |
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Surf term for the inside of a perfect pipe. To get glass is to (while shooting a pipe) to run your hand through the back of the wave to distrub the almost completely undisturbed curl of wave. Dude that pipe is total glass.
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transparent material often found in windows, refrigerated display cases for food and beverages, which, when it is used in a scene of a Steven Seagal movie, will cause a fight to occur and which will be shattered by human heads and bodies.
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