syncing
I met a girl from Norway and we where IMing and syncing last night, she loves music almost as much as me!
syncing by AskACapperDOTcom June 7, 2009
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Syncing slower than the titanic
Technology/computing-based pun: it took nearly 3 hours for the Titanic to sink on April 14th 1912 so the pun can be used when files take longer than expected to sync.
Sync is the homophone of sink.
Sync being the abbreviation for synchronization or the process of keeping dataset copies consistant between one another in a computer system/network.
Sink meaning for something to go below the surface of water.
Sync is the homophone of sink.
Sync being the abbreviation for synchronization or the process of keeping dataset copies consistant between one another in a computer system/network.
Sink meaning for something to go below the surface of water.
Jacob: Wow it's taking 3 hours for my files to sync with the network when it should have only taken 1 hour!
Jillian: Well you can say it's syncing slower than the titanic.
Jacob: Ah nice computer geek pun there!
Jillian: Well you can say it's syncing slower than the titanic.
Jacob: Ah nice computer geek pun there!
Syncing slower than the titanic by awesomagic November 14, 2011
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lip syncing
1. when an individual moves their mouth in sync with a song in order to pretend that they are actually singing the song... think Ashley Simpson. yup
2. kissing
2. kissing
Wow, Kanye West is getting heat for singing terribly on SNL the other day (Love Lockdown)
Yeah, it's better though than lip syncing than Ash and Brit
Yeah, it's better though than lip syncing than Ash and Brit
lip syncing by junebugtnt December 28, 2008
rip syncing
Similar to, but different from, lip syncing as rip syncing is the act of actually singing words, typically at the top of one's lungs when very drunk and having little care for the actual lyrics.
Jim was hammered last night and got rip syncing with Jill the entire Boston album. Between the two of them, they knew about 40% of the lyrics and 100% of the choruses, which the yelled very loudly.
rip syncing by the comand'r October 26, 2017
Tweet Syncing
Man 50 Cent is "Tweet Syncing". He has some dude posting to his Twitter account pretending to be him. Thats like freakin' Milli Tweetilli.
Tweet Syncing by Tom_in_SA March 27, 2009
shadow syncing
teacher-"why were you late!?''
kid-"i was stuck shadow syncing behing the principal"
teacher-''ok, its understood''
kid-"i was stuck shadow syncing behing the principal"
teacher-''ok, its understood''
shadow syncing by mrb-land November 20, 2009
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