Definitions by AYB

yeast 

Yeast is also used to make beer.

yeast by AYB February 18, 2003

psycho 

A person with severe mental problems, typically harmful. Can also refer to schizophrenics and women.

That bitch was a psycho. She tried to cut my dick off with a plastic knife.

psycho by AYB February 17, 2003

SEGA Saturn 

The best 32-bit console for 2D games ever.

Capcom fighting games for the SEGA Saturn are still superior to the shit on the Playstation.

SEGA Saturn by AYB February 17, 2003

Wal Mart 

The Microsoft of the department store industry. It's THE place to go shopping if you are the type who lives in a trailer or the ghetto.

And the trailer trash and ghetto folks from all over America all lined up in front of Wal Mart, dressed in their best clothes, ready to buy everything that's on sale there.

Wal Mart by AYB February 17, 2003

Nintendo 

A still-successful 100+ year old game company which once specialized in making card games. It started making video games in the 1970s and created a still-popular mascot called Mario. The company has been, and still is the console company to go to of you want quality games that last.

Nintendo is the proud owner of the Last Great Console, known as the Super NES.

Nintendo by AYB February 17, 2003

trailer 

A portable house that can be dragged by an ordinary truck. Mostly owned by poor white Americans. The buildings are cheap to manufacture, easy to set up, and so flimsy that winds greater than 30 miles per hour can easily topple them over. Trailers are easiest to spot in the southern United States and the American plainlands, particularly in the rural areas.

Common terms for trailers: Single-wide, Double wide, Triple wide(?)

I live in a very spacious double wide trailer by the creek. I had to buy that since the tornado took away my last one.

trailer by AYB February 17, 2003

SEGA

Service Games.

Made in the 1960s by an American named David Rosen. The company started off as a successful photo boot company, bought out a Japanese jukebox company, and started making games in the 1970s. The company began making consoles in the 1980s, the most successful being the SEGA Genesis (1988), the SEGA Saturn (the Japanese version of course)(1994), and the SEGA Dreamcast(1998). After the surprising failure of the SEGA Dreamcast to pull the company out of its half-decade of debt from releasing poor quality consoles before the SEGA Saturn, SEGA sold itself out to Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft.

Once I was a SEGA fan, now I do my gaming on my trusty old PC.

SEGA by AYB February 17, 2003