n.-adj.
To possess the ability to consume food that would make most other people sick, or at least make them want to throw up just thinking about eating whatever it is. Based off the fact that dogs can eat just about ANYTHING, including rotting meat, without getting sick.
To possess the ability to consume food that would make most other people sick, or at least make them want to throw up just thinking about eating whatever it is. Based off the fact that dogs can eat just about ANYTHING, including rotting meat, without getting sick.
by Koby_Fish March 15, 2008
In Warcraft III, to take a peasant or peon near the beginning of the game and build guard towers or watch towers starting at the edge an enemy's base in order to make it impossible for the opposing army to leave the base. If successful, this strat can not only destroy an opponent's army but his town as well.
by Koby_Fish November 14, 2005
A chronic lagger; especially in an online game such as Warcraft III. Usually having to do with the likelihood that the lagger is using a dial-up connection (56k or less) and may also be downloading music or something while playing the game, thereby taxing the connection beyond all reasonableness. Hence: modem PULLER.
Coined by scron on battle.net
Coined by scron on battle.net
by Koby_Fish July 03, 2004
v.
In any sort of RTS (real time strategy) game where you control an army (especially Warcraft), to charge into an opponent's base as quickly as possible with the intention of at least slowing him down, if not taking him out altogether.
In any sort of RTS (real time strategy) game where you control an army (especially Warcraft), to charge into an opponent's base as quickly as possible with the intention of at least slowing him down, if not taking him out altogether.
Let's rush Night Elf or Undead, they're the easiest to take out.
We can't rush the Human guy, he's towered like a little bitch.
We can't rush the Human guy, he's towered like a little bitch.
by Koby_Fish November 14, 2005
n.
(gaming term--commonly used in Battle.net channels such as Clan TDA, mostly in and in reference to Defense of the Ancients Allstars) A person who is lacking in skills--especially at a game that requires "micro" (micromanagement skills of multiple units) or correct hero and item builds in order to be successful. Compare with n00b/newb/noob Differs from "noob" slightly in skill level, but still isn't pro and probably never will be. In short, a scrub goes through the motions, but truly has no clue what they are doing.
(gaming term--commonly used in Battle.net channels such as Clan TDA, mostly in and in reference to Defense of the Ancients Allstars) A person who is lacking in skills--especially at a game that requires "micro" (micromanagement skills of multiple units) or correct hero and item builds in order to be successful. Compare with n00b/newb/noob Differs from "noob" slightly in skill level, but still isn't pro and probably never will be. In short, a scrub goes through the motions, but truly has no clue what they are doing.
"Wow, my teammate is such a scrub. He should stop playing TDA and go back to playing random pubs."
"0-12 Crystal Maiden, GG you scrub. Who the hell gets Sange/Yasha on THAT hero?"
"0-12 Crystal Maiden, GG you scrub. Who the hell gets Sange/Yasha on THAT hero?"
by Koby_Fish February 20, 2008
n.
A pornographic fictional story, often in the genre of fan fiction. Because it is porn, it is NWS. Usually describes a story that has a lot of descriptions of humanlike acts for characters that are not human.
A pornographic fictional story, often in the genre of fan fiction. Because it is porn, it is NWS. Usually describes a story that has a lot of descriptions of humanlike acts for characters that are not human.
by Koby_Fish May 29, 2006
Black helicopters are part of a conspiracy theory that claims that special silent running "black" helicopters are used by secret agents of the New World Order, United Nations troops preparing to invade the United States of America, and/or the Men in Black. Parapsychologist John Keel has argued that this theory has similar origins to those regarding UFO's, ghosts and fairies; that they are part of modern mythology; in this case, representing a fear of the government and its technology.
Black helicopters without FAA-required running lights are regularly used by the drug interdiction office DEA. In addition, most US Army helicopters (such as the Black Hawk) are finished in a very dark chocolate or olive matt paint. With the progressive development of night vision goggles, the need for helicopters to be lit when moving as a planned formation has been reduced.
See also: TACMAR
in short, any farfetched theory concerning any government or other conspiracy, can be espoused by either those of right or left wing persuasions.
Black helicopters without FAA-required running lights are regularly used by the drug interdiction office DEA. In addition, most US Army helicopters (such as the Black Hawk) are finished in a very dark chocolate or olive matt paint. With the progressive development of night vision goggles, the need for helicopters to be lit when moving as a planned formation has been reduced.
See also: TACMAR
in short, any farfetched theory concerning any government or other conspiracy, can be espoused by either those of right or left wing persuasions.
Noam Chomsky's theory about Soap operas being geared to lure women from politics sure is a black helicopter theory.
by Koby_Fish April 04, 2004