Those little walking Pirhana-Plant-like things in the Mario series. Although the term "Chompweed" was first coined in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, it is save to assume that they are the same creatures that appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World, where instead of being white, they were black and they sat in one place. You needed either Kuribo's Shoe or Yoshi to cross them.
Chompweeds can harm you in the Mario games. In Super Mario RPG, however, they steal your coins. Little bastards.
by Durango July 29, 2008
by Durango August 20, 2019
Edge's phrase, from WWE. It basically means "count on it", but since Edge won the "Money in the Bank" match in Wrestlemania 21, he used that title, in conjunction with the aforementioned phrase, thus making, "Bank on it".
Edge starts talking about how he's going to beat someone or get the title, and ends his statement with "BANK ON IT!"
by Durango April 10, 2006
by Durango June 24, 2006
Stands for "In My Opinon". The most insecure way to state your opinion. Used by those afraid to get into a big argument with someone who disagrees with them.
Using IMO makes you a pansy of the internet message boards. If someone barks back at you for stating it as a fact, let them. If they don't understand that it's an opinion, that's their problem.
by Durango September 17, 2008
Yesterday I was eating at a diner . When a “ “ guy” walked in . He was driving a Malibu . So instantly I knew he was a Peer .
by Durango August 25, 2019
Someone who wants no change to their favorite video game series. They are the reason why some series become stagnant with no new ideas because fanboys whine about them, so when the new games come out, they can complain about how similar it is to predecessor and thrive on old games. They contribute absolutely nothing to the future of video games.
While it's true that great games should never change their formula to the point that it alienates their fans, purists take it too far and seem to be against any good new ideas that may affect their series in one way or the other.
While it's true that great games should never change their formula to the point that it alienates their fans, purists take it too far and seem to be against any good new ideas that may affect their series in one way or the other.
Purists will whine about any new change that comes their way. Whether it was multiplayer in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, third party characters in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, or any idea not mentioned by the creators for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, a purist will continue to whine that their series must stay the same until we all die.
by Durango December 12, 2008