An act committed by restaurant proprieters whereby they squeeze every unit of cash from their customers as possible. Italian restaurants are well-known for this money-making trick, and charge extra for use of plates, cutlery, napkins, etc.
by Anonymous April 30, 2003
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Designed as the sidearm to accompany the P90 PDW, the Five-seveN pistol by Fabrique Nationale uses the same 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge as the P90. Despite the bulky nature of the ammo, the 20-round magazine can still be fitted into a comfortably-sized grip. The pistol itself was originally a striker-fired double-action only one, although the "tactical" version introduced a single-action mechanism. Operating by the traditional Browning breech-lock method, the Five-seveN has very little recoil for a combat pistol, rougly 2/3 of a gun of equal bulk in 9 mm Parabellum. With a muzzle velocity of 2100 ft/sec, the Five-seveN is just as capable of piercing armor as the P90. And the capitalization of the N in "seveN" is undoubtedly a marketing gimmick on the part of FN.
by Anonymous August 10, 2003
by Anonymous July 12, 2003
A Dance Dance Revolution player. Once considered one of the best in Southern California. Known accomplishments: AAA'ing Afronova, Can't Stop Falling in Love (speed mix) Doubles, Hating Koreans.
by Anonymous August 21, 2003