by jim October 29, 2003

Affected tone of voice commonly heard in Locust Valley , New York by wealthy residents of the community. They speak
with little movement of their lower jaw.
Katherine Hepburn in a bad mood, or Jim Backus on Gilligans Island display some traits of this speech pattern.
with little movement of their lower jaw.
Katherine Hepburn in a bad mood, or Jim Backus on Gilligans Island display some traits of this speech pattern.
Mimi, have you seen the keys to the Bently? I thought I might nip over to Piping for a spot of Golf.
by Jim January 24, 2004

shivering with lividness
Tony Blair makes me fucking shivid with his smarmy grin and presidential arse licking
or
you bake my shivids
(make me livid)
or
you bake my shivids
(make me livid)
by Jim December 13, 2004

n. cocaine.
"what up loc. hows my bitch snow white?"
"she's going for thirteen-five"
"put me down for fiddy den."
"she's going for thirteen-five"
"put me down for fiddy den."
by jim June 24, 2003

Loads of techy jargon that only one or two people in/on a channel/chatroom/forum understand.
I just made it up as I felt we needed something to define this.
I just made it up as I felt we needed something to define this.
IRC extract, understandable, but it's pretty techy and there was lots more.
<XXXXX> so do I do truffserv1,2,3,4 for the first ip?
<XXXXX> first box*
<*****> and all the games are visible from each address, or different games on different addresses?
<XXXXX> different games on different addressess
<*****> depends how the games are set up. i.e. if they are bound to seperate addresses..
<*****> right
<*****> so you need to make an actual name for each IP address, then aliases for each game, pointing to the name that points to the IP address.
<XXXXX> ok
<-- ###### has quit (Ping timeout)
<*****> you *can* point each gamename to an IP address, but should the IP address need to be changed, you will have more work on your hands.
<*****> as /all/ hostname/IP pairs will need to be changed, rather than leaving the cnames and just changing the real ones.
<XXXXX> so do I do truffserv1,2,3,4 for the first ip?
<XXXXX> first box*
<*****> and all the games are visible from each address, or different games on different addresses?
<XXXXX> different games on different addressess
<*****> depends how the games are set up. i.e. if they are bound to seperate addresses..
<*****> right
<*****> so you need to make an actual name for each IP address, then aliases for each game, pointing to the name that points to the IP address.
<XXXXX> ok
<-- ###### has quit (Ping timeout)
<*****> you *can* point each gamename to an IP address, but should the IP address need to be changed, you will have more work on your hands.
<*****> as /all/ hostname/IP pairs will need to be changed, rather than leaving the cnames and just changing the real ones.
by Jim April 16, 2004

by jim November 25, 2002
