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gatt

The flakiest of flaky sports fans. In general, a bandwagoner, if you will. Roots for his/her team as long as they're winning, but as soon as they lose a couple has nothing but negativity to spew regarding said team. Irritating, whiny, and most likely reproductively challenged. May sport an afro, but this is not mandatory.

(as Calgary wins their second game in the Western Conference Finals; Ryan makes his first mention of them)

Ryan - OMGguys!!1!one!! I've been rooting for Calgary all season long, and they've always been my second-favorite team.

Everyone else - You're such a gatt. And, now that we think of it, you're such a ryan too.

by . June 12, 2004

Namer

A male who is so undeniably sexy that women cannot control their own natural urges to make sweet love to him.

I wish i was Namer.

by . June 13, 2004

Berk

Self obsessed moron in love with his shit heap he likes to call a "car" also enjoys long romantic walks on the beach with innocent 15 year old girls.

Likes em young Likes em young Likes em young Likes em young Likes em young

by . November 9, 2004

vocabularial

in relation to having a cool vocabulary and using it in practice..

Neckros has vocabularial prowess when he says Spitroast..

by . November 28, 2004

orgasm

peak of sexual stimulation/excitement. can be achieved through mastorbation or sexual intercourse.

oh yeah!!!!! ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! dont stop that feels good!!!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! GOD!!!!!!!

by . February 17, 2004

rb

1. rich bitch
2. random boner

Christina is a major rich bitch and gave Tony a random boner!

by . February 21, 2004

dola

Its origin lies in internet message boards. The term "dola" means to flagrantly post multiple times in a row (or even reply to your own message). It is widely believed that the intent of these "dola" posts is not to add any content to the subject of discussion, but instead to inflate the post count of the person posting the repeated messages. The term dola is not used in the actual action, but instead refers to the action itself.

<first message> Did you see that game last night? <very next message> Last night's game was the bomb! <very next message> So, did anyone watch or am I all alone here?

by . February 27, 2004