Definitions by Jacko

glablabla

An iranian term used to define globular. used by the most intellectual lecturers

A globular protein found within the human body.

glablabla by jacko May 13, 2005

dickscum

the multi-coloured fungus that appears around the rim of the japs-eye of the penis,and maybe further if left untreated.

jesus christ dude i had to go to the doctors yesterday 2 get a lump of dickscum cut away from my japs-eye!!!! it fuckin wrecked dude!!!

dickscum by jacko April 16, 2005

mas duro 

Usually a girl tellin a guy while having sex to give it to her harder

Ay papi damelo mas duro!!!

mas duro by jacko March 29, 2005

ay papi 

A horny way to call ur boifriend while having sex

Ay papi damelo mas duro

ay papi by jacko March 29, 2005

steggles

An untidy vagina. The name is derived from the steggles brand of chicken. It occurs when the labia minora/majora of the vagina hang down like the comb of a chicken/rooster, hence steggles.

Jocko: "Went down on this chick last night, wasn't pretty bro....."
Jacko: "Fuckin steggles bro?"
Jocko: "Word"

steggles by Jacko December 21, 2004

Gack 

derogatory term for cunt

Get your Gack out!

My Gack smells fishey

Gack by Jacko September 23, 2004

Sega 32X 

I've always thought the 32X was a great idea, but ruined by the incredibly mediocre line-up of titles. Most were Mega Drive ports, such as Toughman Contest, Mortal Kombat II and WWF Raw.

Hell, all EA changed in Toughman Contest 32X was their EA Sports logo and a clearer sound effect. They may as well have got some surplus Mega Drive stock and rebadged them as 32X.

It's also quite sad when there's more titles canceled than there were released. The 32X almost had a decent line-up of games. Oh well.

Doom
Metal Head
DarXide
Stellar Assault
Star Wars Arcade
Virtua Racing Deluxe
Virtua Fighter
T-Mek

These are pretty much the only games that shown what the 32X was capable of at the time. The rest of it's library consists of ports of existing Mega Drive titles that bear little to no change.

Sega 32X by Jacko August 22, 2004