Downstrike's definitions
This is only a test. Had this been an actual earthquake, your stream of pee would wave to and fro and back and forth in front of you.
In the event of an actual Earthquake, you would probably have peed yourself without getting to a urinal first.
by Downstrike December 26, 2004
Get the Earthquake Testmug. by Downstrike September 13, 2004
Get the Hammer Lanemug. The colloquially British spelling of the word "honor", which is derived from the Latin "honor". Blame it on Their Majesties. It's Their English.
The spelling honour is some times used by people from countries outside Britain as well, if they are desperate to make the point that they are not American.
by Downstrike July 10, 2004
Get the Honourmug. by Downstrike October 5, 2004
Get the Rapturemug. 1. Literally, that part of a body of water that meets the shore.
2. Slang, a locale that has been cased, dating from the era of sea pirates.
2. Slang, a locale that has been cased, dating from the era of sea pirates.
1. The California shore meets the Pacific coast.
2a. The pirates left, so the coast is clear.
2b. The Navy left, so the coast is clear for pirating.
2c. We cased the joint, and the coast is clear.
2a. The pirates left, so the coast is clear.
2b. The Navy left, so the coast is clear for pirating.
2c. We cased the joint, and the coast is clear.
by Downstrike October 23, 2005
Get the coastmug. Short for, "tell me when to stop". The grammatically improper, but obedient reply is, when. Some people who use this phrase are so pedantic about receiving an obedient reply that they will not stop if the reply is other than, "when", because they think it's funny.
Say when.
OK... That's enough.
I said that's enough!
Will you stop already?!?
When you say "when".
When, already! You've ruined my drink!!!
OK... That's enough.
I said that's enough!
Will you stop already?!?
When you say "when".
When, already! You've ruined my drink!!!
by Downstrike December 28, 2005
Get the say whenmug. Descriptive of anything that a recipient did not actively choose to receive, but particularly:
1. Email or IM messages. See spam.
2. Browser or Windows Messenger windows. See pop-up.
3. Malware downloads and network transfers. See adware, spyware, scumware, virus, trojan, and worm.
1. Email or IM messages. See spam.
2. Browser or Windows Messenger windows. See pop-up.
3. Malware downloads and network transfers. See adware, spyware, scumware, virus, trojan, and worm.
1. I was gone for four days and had 600 unsolicited email messages when I returned.
2. I used to get a lot more unsolicited browser pop-ups in older browser versions.
3. Some browser pop-ups would try to download unsolicited software.
2. I used to get a lot more unsolicited browser pop-ups in older browser versions.
3. Some browser pop-ups would try to download unsolicited software.
by Downstrike August 23, 2005
Get the unsolicitedmug.