75 definitions by Kay Tutan Tayo
Two words used by SCAMMERS to bait unsuspecting, or naive fools into investing in SCAMS, PYRAMIDING, or NETWORKING schemes.
Usually dressed into formal clothing, they invite victims into a trap using this two words.
Usually dressed into formal clothing, they invite victims into a trap using this two words.
Agent: Are you Open Minded? I have a way to become rich, and i only share it to you. Come, join me for coffee.
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 7, 2018
A term where you got unguarded, in shock or in surprise.
Name came from Mosul, which ISIL got in a flash or unexpected amount of time in 2013.
Name came from Mosul, which ISIL got in a flash or unexpected amount of time in 2013.
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 18, 2018
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 12, 2018
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 6, 2018
Term for blowing a spy's cover and used it to escape, dodge or evade the truth.
Named after Joseph Allen, who Vladimir Makarov iced after he does the massacre on an airport named after his master, in No Russian.
Named after Joseph Allen, who Vladimir Makarov iced after he does the massacre on an airport named after his master, in No Russian.
Underling: There's a rat on us.
Boss: Everyone, I'm Exposing a Joseph Allen on our group. *Shoots the underling* There, everybody knows that we never tolerate snakes on our group.
Boss: Everyone, I'm Exposing a Joseph Allen on our group. *Shoots the underling* There, everybody knows that we never tolerate snakes on our group.
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 12, 2018
Name for those totally worthless money or currency.
Came from Mickey Mouse Era, when Japan made Filipino money so worthless, you can buy a cup with a basket full of it.
Now, Zimbabwe has the most worthless money in there, with hundreds of trillions of Zimbabwe money can buy only a kilo of rice and a loaf of bread.
Came from Mickey Mouse Era, when Japan made Filipino money so worthless, you can buy a cup with a basket full of it.
Now, Zimbabwe has the most worthless money in there, with hundreds of trillions of Zimbabwe money can buy only a kilo of rice and a loaf of bread.
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 10, 2018
by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018