by DJ March 15, 2005
1) a phrase used at the end of a sentence for no apparent reason other than to display boredom, use emphasis on a point or to annoy someone.
2) it can also be used as an 'in' joke to re-itterate that you, yourself are in on the joke.
2) it can also be used as an 'in' joke to re-itterate that you, yourself are in on the joke.
by DJ May 24, 2005
by DJ June 08, 2004
What started as a misunderstanding between one witty English scholar and a German student with poor English one day in a Yahoo! chat room soon became what is known today as the connex phenomenon. Connex is now used in chat rooms, IRC, and e-mail alike and is yet another one of the internet trends. Basically it can mean any action, reaction, word with implied meaning, or even as a redundant word. Usually it is just used to piss people off, but a lot of times it is also used to try and refer to something without actually saying it.
<DJ_PsYkiK>OMFG d00d, I want to connex LISA.
<FiremanSTEVE>w3wt
or
<FiremanSTEVE>I connex'd so much one day, my friend was like "connex!", and then he went and connex'd
<DJ_PsYkiK>Good job d00d, you have it. You even used the formal connex'd over the informal connexed. Nice.
<FiremanSTEVE>w3wt
or
<FiremanSTEVE>I connex'd so much one day, my friend was like "connex!", and then he went and connex'd
<DJ_PsYkiK>Good job d00d, you have it. You even used the formal connex'd over the informal connexed. Nice.
by DJ July 19, 2004
by DJ July 19, 2004
Outdated UK English slang for over-conventional and maybe pompous/old fashioned man
More modern equivalent = old fart.
More modern equivalent = old fart.
He's a real stuffed shirt
by DJ February 25, 2004