It means, to be playing a game online or SP, and enemies walk up behind you.

Chucknukis is a word used by gamers, it means you are at a level beyond newb. To reach this point a wormhole of antiskill must ambush you while you are walking to your bustop, but only on every other thursday.... leap years dont count.

This involves the game America's Army

In missions like SF Hospital and Dusk there are 2 teams. Ambush and Escort. The Escort team has 1 spot thats called VIP. This one must go to the escape area to win the match. This spot has 2 minor problems. You start in Yellow (Your healt is displayed in Green-Yellow-Red) and you have a enemy gun that isnt all that accurate.

If you kill someone as a VIP the guy/girl get's Vipped. And if you got vipped it doesnt mean that your not good, your just killed by a handicaped player hehe.

Pronounced: Poo-roh-soo Play-ahh
The origins of the word comes from the combination of the words gosu(skilled) and pro(professional)

An e-Warrior who plays people who try to play him or her.
Prosu players exhibit skills in FPS, RTS, MMO's.

It is often said that once, every hundred years, a new prosu player is born into this world, they are indeed rare.

Prosu Players are commonly found hiding behind bushes and trees, ready to ambush an unsuspecting victim.

People often wonder why Prosu Players who are so Prosu.

Prosu Players often lawls at their victim's corpses.

You can tell where a Prosu Player has been by the path of destruction that follows them - usually littered with various corpses with chat bubbles on them with either the words "wtf" or "wow". Sometimes even a combination of the two.

The true purpose of the Prosu Player is to find the holy grail, aka the epic lulz.

To place your finger up the arse of another in an ambush that surprises the 'Davee'.

1.) An exclamation for lol or rofl used after killing someone in the online gaming world. Only the truly 1337 use this exclamation.

2.) The land version of the ROFLCOPTER.

when you've killed all but one of your enemy's units (in a RTS game) and the last of the enemy's units is roaching around, possibly in your base killing your workers, until your enemy sees that you've sent your entire army at his last unit and consequently runs his last unit around the map, leading your 50 unit army on a wild goose chase for 30 minutes until he abruptly resigns when your army closes in on his unit.