In reference to something gay, in most cases a person. Originated from an online user name of someone very unpleasant, this word is spreading quickly.
"That kid over there, what a herb..he's such a fucking Linkzie looking kid...oh wait that is Linkzie"
by 1337 Fork January 05, 2008
A straight edge hardcore band.
The band broke up in 2005, They had two albums that were titled "All that's Ahead points to Forever" and "The Hardest Fight". The band is known for its powerful songs, and it sang about being straight edge, staying true to your beliefs, and hanging on through tough times.
The band broke up in 2005, They had two albums that were titled "All that's Ahead points to Forever" and "The Hardest Fight". The band is known for its powerful songs, and it sang about being straight edge, staying true to your beliefs, and hanging on through tough times.
by 1337 Fork February 14, 2006
A lifestlye, A movement, A promise.
Straight Edge was originally started By Ian McAye and the band Minor Threat in 1981. Being Straight edge is keeping yourself pure and not polluting your body with Alchohol, Drugs, and other Substances. Some Straight Edge followers do not eat meat or dairy, some do not ingest caffine, or even sugar. The Mark of Straight edge is three X's (X X X) sometimes abreviated sXe, Straight Edge followers typically wear two X's on the backs of their hands at hardcore shows, or sometimes everyday, Bouncers back in the day would mark underaged concergoers so bartenders would know not to serve them alchoholic beverages, so the Straight Edge followers took that symbol and made it into their mark. Many Followers belive that the three X's stand for: No Alchohol, No Drugs, No Sex (permiscious sex), but some think it stands for Body, Mind, and Soul.
Straight Edge was originally started By Ian McAye and the band Minor Threat in 1981. Being Straight edge is keeping yourself pure and not polluting your body with Alchohol, Drugs, and other Substances. Some Straight Edge followers do not eat meat or dairy, some do not ingest caffine, or even sugar. The Mark of Straight edge is three X's (X X X) sometimes abreviated sXe, Straight Edge followers typically wear two X's on the backs of their hands at hardcore shows, or sometimes everyday, Bouncers back in the day would mark underaged concergoers so bartenders would know not to serve them alchoholic beverages, so the Straight Edge followers took that symbol and made it into their mark. Many Followers belive that the three X's stand for: No Alchohol, No Drugs, No Sex (permiscious sex), but some think it stands for Body, Mind, and Soul.
by 1337 Fork February 14, 2006
by 1337 Fork July 31, 2005
1) A way of saying 'thanks' in the UK, as well as a powerful asset to sarcasm.
2) A bar in Boston, probably the best thing to go see in Boston, there isn't anything else worth seeing in that city.
2) A bar in Boston, probably the best thing to go see in Boston, there isn't anything else worth seeing in that city.
American Tourist: "Stop calling me a yank on my vacation, I understand I'm American, and we saved your ass in WWII"
English Local: "Oh, cheers mate"
Person 1: "Why did our plane need to land in Boston for repairs before we got to New York, we're gonna be here for hours!"
Person 2: "Well we can go visit Fenway!"
Person 1: "Fuck that, lets visit the Cheers bar"
English Local: "Oh, cheers mate"
Person 1: "Why did our plane need to land in Boston for repairs before we got to New York, we're gonna be here for hours!"
Person 2: "Well we can go visit Fenway!"
Person 1: "Fuck that, lets visit the Cheers bar"
by 1337 Fork January 04, 2008
Quite possibly one of the best video games ever made. This game was released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64. In this adventure you, as link, must save Hyrule from the evil Gannondorf.
This game had many puzzles to solve, and a lot of fighting to be done. When you play this game, you really get invovlved.
This game had many puzzles to solve, and a lot of fighting to be done. When you play this game, you really get invovlved.
by 1337 Fork July 31, 2005
When you poke you're head out of a moving vehicle and scream a bunch of gibberish at nearby pedestrians. The sound should be similar to the sound the Tasmanian Devil cartoon character is famous for. The intention is to scare the **** out of people.
by 1337 Fork July 11, 2009