From Spanish: Calcomania, meaning sticker. Calco Mania is the disappointment that comes from finding out something is not a Sticker.
It was a grim moment of Calco-Mania when I realized the grinning pirate skull was not going to peel off.
by Galvamel December 27, 2016
Savecrawling (Also, Save Crawling, Savecrawl, or Save Crawl): to save your game every few seconds in order to made slow incremental progress through a difficult section of a came.
by Galvamel October 05, 2016
"Get 'im, he's Booking!"
"Shit, it's the cops! Let's Book!"
"The moment he saw the girl's father he Booked."
"Shit, it's the cops! Let's Book!"
"The moment he saw the girl's father he Booked."
by Galvamel August 07, 2019
Definition: The hidden bonus scenes in movies found after the end credits have passed.
Origin: The term originated with the film Masters of the Universe in which at the end of the movie Skeletor (the main antagonist) is seen to rise up out of bubbling demonic pit to shout "I'll be back". As he was seen to be rising out of Satan's Toilet the scene was referred to as the Satan's Toilet scene and eventually the term became synonymous with all bonus or hidden scenes in movies occurring after the credits.
Origin: The term originated with the film Masters of the Universe in which at the end of the movie Skeletor (the main antagonist) is seen to rise up out of bubbling demonic pit to shout "I'll be back". As he was seen to be rising out of Satan's Toilet the scene was referred to as the Satan's Toilet scene and eventually the term became synonymous with all bonus or hidden scenes in movies occurring after the credits.
by Galvamel February 03, 2017
by Galvamel May 20, 2021
Turn/Turned Over - Beating a video game so badly the game stopped working.
Origin: While the references to video games started in the early 80's the term originally comes from when pinball and other arcade machines used a mechanical score counters which would "Turn over" back to all zeros when the score was maxed out. When digital counters became the norm the term came to mean beating the game until it stopped working.
Origin: While the references to video games started in the early 80's the term originally comes from when pinball and other arcade machines used a mechanical score counters which would "Turn over" back to all zeros when the score was maxed out. When digital counters became the norm the term came to mean beating the game until it stopped working.
by Galvamel May 25, 2018