Home slice's definitions

one on one

BASKETBALL, where you (and only you) play against one other person

I played against Santiago in a one on one basketball game

by Home slice September 13, 2005

transvestite

A cross dresser. Most transvestites are NOT homosexuals, however.

Official definition from the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language:

A person who dresses and acts in a style or manner traditionally associated with the opposite sex.

Joe is a transvestite, because he dresses like a girl.

Mary is a transvestite, because she dresses like a guy.

by Home slice September 8, 2005

transsexual

1. One who wishes to be considered by society as a member of the opposite sex, because they have the external genitalia and secondary sexual characteristics of one sex, but their personal identification and psychosocial configuration is that of the opposite sex.

2. One who has undergone a sex change

What example could you possibly need?

by Home slice September 14, 2005

Bigboi

A common misspelling of Big Boi, one of the two members that make up OutKast.

"Man, Big Boi's rhymes are tight!"
"Yeah, and he spits even faster than Twista!"


See Big Boi for more info...

by Home slice September 15, 2005

internet service provider

An internet service provider is a company that supplies its customers access to the internet.

See ISP

Common Internet Service Proviers: Earthlink, Verizon, Comcast, AOL, MSN, Adelphia, Bell Atlantic (now Verizon, unfortunately), Cox, Road Runner, NetZero, Joi, Juno, People PC, etc.

by Home slice September 8, 2005

Bell Atlantic

Used to be a cable provider, until a merger with GTE changed its name (and quality of service) to Verizon. In the good old days before snobby representatives, disappointing service, and high prices, Bell Atlantic not only had a cool name, but was awesome.

*sigh* Verizon sucks.

by Home slice September 8, 2005

Comcast

A company almost as bad as Verizon. Crappy service, inflated prices, and someone tell me, what's the deal with them giving you remotes that say "Adelphia" and "RCA" and "Cablevision" on them? Can't they afford to brand their own remotes?

Some people confuse Verizon with Comcast because both of their logos are red and black.

by Home slice September 16, 2005