noun
the Great FireWall of China
a strong censorship system that bans the Chinese Communist Party's intranet users from accessing to the Internet so that the party can prevent its own shameful secrets from spreading to the world.
The Great FireWall of China was installed in 2002, the first year of the Digital Revolution.
the Great FireWall of China
a strong censorship system that bans the Chinese Communist Party's intranet users from accessing to the Internet so that the party can prevent its own shameful secrets from spreading to the world.
The Great FireWall of China was installed in 2002, the first year of the Digital Revolution.
Type "election" into the G00913 search box and then click on the G00913 Search bottom. The Great FireWall of China will display the search result below.
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by Abajian September 06, 2005
noun, plural taegugkies, countable
a piece of soft cloth or paper worn by a baby between its legs and fastened around its waist to hold its urine and shit
a piece of soft cloth or paper worn by a baby between its legs and fastened around its waist to hold its urine and shit
by Abajian September 06, 2005
noun, countable
also happy circuit board
a brain neural circuit that makes you think that things will be better, easier, or more successful than is actually possible; a happy circuit is made of neurons and a neurotransmitter (capsaicin which is the active component of capsicum)
also happy circuit board
a brain neural circuit that makes you think that things will be better, easier, or more successful than is actually possible; a happy circuit is made of neurons and a neurotransmitter (capsaicin which is the active component of capsicum)
When the voltage of his happy circuit reaches the threshold, he neglects to pay attention to imminent personal danger, regarding it as someone else's responsibility.
by Abajian October 13, 2005
noun, uncountable
1) a small piece of old cloth, for example one used for cleaning things
noun, plural
2) children who have no home and live on the streets
1) a small piece of old cloth, for example one used for cleaning things
noun, plural
2) children who have no home and live on the streets
by Abajian September 06, 2005
noun, countable
a situation in which no matter how hard you try to push your brain to the limit, you cannot solve any situation because you run around in circles and get nowhere like a hamster
a situation in which no matter how hard you try to push your brain to the limit, you cannot solve any situation because you run around in circles and get nowhere like a hamster
1) The damn Korean boy is forever spinning his Niddar wheels.
2) A defeatist response to Korea's miserable history makes him spin his Niddar wheel at a furious speed.
2) A defeatist response to Korea's miserable history makes him spin his Niddar wheel at a furious speed.
by Abajian October 13, 2005
a popular phrase in Japanese BBSs that is used to tell an ignorant and/or inexperienced member not to post a message; ROM is an acronym for Read Only Member
by Abajian December 26, 2005
noun
also the Christmas Safety Campaign
a campaign whose aim is to prevent girls and young women from being raped or killed by Niddars and to educate them about the use of devices for their personal safety.
The Christmas Safety Campaign was launched in 2004 after the Lucie Blackman murder case committed by Kim Sung Jong, a businessman of Korean descent, in 2000 in Japan.
also the Christmas Safety Campaign
a campaign whose aim is to prevent girls and young women from being raped or killed by Niddars and to educate them about the use of devices for their personal safety.
The Christmas Safety Campaign was launched in 2004 after the Lucie Blackman murder case committed by Kim Sung Jong, a businessman of Korean descent, in 2000 in Japan.
by Abajian November 26, 2005