by Killy the Fox April 04, 2004
Evolution of Pikachu in the Pokemon world.
Raichu is deprived of the word "ray" wich is "lightning" in japanese
Raichu is deprived of the word "ray" wich is "lightning" in japanese
by Killy the fox April 18, 2004
short for a newsgroup named alt.games.nintendo.pokemon.hentai wich in it's big day's was THE place to be for Pokemon hentai. There was a site but it got closed down by Nintendo. Remains of this group still can be found arround the web
by Killy the Fox April 18, 2004
1. A smalification of the word balloon
2. a furry/person into balloons, wishing he was one. often related to a sexual fetish for inflation and/or latex/rubbery stretch matterial
2. a furry/person into balloons, wishing he was one. often related to a sexual fetish for inflation and/or latex/rubbery stretch matterial
1. "such cute balloonies!"
2. "The balloonie started pumping himself up with air, growing bigger and bigger"
2. "The balloonie started pumping himself up with air, growing bigger and bigger"
by Killy the Fox April 04, 2004
by Killy the fox April 18, 2004
Also called mayonaise or Mayo for short. A highly fat/egg based sause. Used on Burgers and fries in Holland (as well as other countries)
by Killy the Fox April 04, 2004
PAL (Phase Alternation Line) Is the main European TV signal output.
The difference between PAL and NTSC (the American type in full: National Television Standards Committee) is that the NTSC syatem isn't as good in coloring as the PAL system but has a higher nuber of half-frame per second (PAL has 50, NTSC 60) wich makes tv images look more fluid.
These days tv's (especially in Europe) support both signals including a mix of both wich has the refresh from NTSC and coloring of PAL.
This system is also used as a country lock, meaning that sertain DVD's or tapes will only play if the system supports the signal.
The difference between PAL and NTSC (the American type in full: National Television Standards Committee) is that the NTSC syatem isn't as good in coloring as the PAL system but has a higher nuber of half-frame per second (PAL has 50, NTSC 60) wich makes tv images look more fluid.
These days tv's (especially in Europe) support both signals including a mix of both wich has the refresh from NTSC and coloring of PAL.
This system is also used as a country lock, meaning that sertain DVD's or tapes will only play if the system supports the signal.
"My TV support NTSC and PAL signal, it lets me watch normal tv in PAL and use my American game systems in NTSC"
by Killy the fox May 18, 2004