bacne

Back acne. Zits on your back!!
It can also be spelled "backne", but that's only for extremely cool people like me.
Not to be mistaken for back-knee, which is another word for the back of your knee.

Jim: You have like, tons of bacne.
Fred: That's backne, you loser!

by Art Vandelay March 14, 2003

Alf

Alf!
The brown creature from the popular 80's sitcom of the same name. A certain Law & Order actor bears a striking resemblance to Alf.
You might be stuck in the 80's if you still have an Alf T-shirt.

Wow, Sam Waterson really looks like Alf!

by Art Vandelay March 14, 2003

liggy

One who pronounces the word "league" as "lig". Liggy will be heard using vulgar languange which may include the berating of minorities.

Don't be too loud or you will draw a lig.


Liggy likes to wear coach's shorts while he cuts the grass.

by Art Vandelay January 19, 2005

Hamp

v. To infringe on one's space and belongings

Don't hamp on my forty please

by Art Vandelay July 30, 2004

seastre

Well, there is a story behind this one.

Once I was on a chatline, and I got a message from some guy from a foreign country that went something like this:
"Hello ! My seastre !"

The only thing that I figgured he could have meant was "sister."

So seastre is a poor-english spelling of sister.

Hello ! My Seastre !

by Art Vandelay March 14, 2003

saray

"Sorry." Usually used by lamers or people who can't pronounce "sorry" properly.

lamer1: asl plz
lamer2: 9/m/usa
lamer1: saray, bye.
lamer2: :(

by Art Vandelay March 14, 2003

habble

Just "Habble." Sometimes used as a greeting between members of a certain cult.
If I told you any more it could lead to like, the apocolypse or something. And we don't want THAT.

Habble !

by Art Vandelay March 14, 2003