Limbo's definitions

RPOD

Role-Play Off-Duty.

1) When you are AFK in a heavily role-playing oriented Massively Multiplayer Online Game.
2) When you don't feel like role-playing at a given time (in any situation).
3) When you say something in a MMORPG (see 1) that is considered controversially "OOC."

Don't bother me about your mage, I'm RPOD.

by Limbo October 21, 2005

romposition

Essentially, the word "composition" with an 'R' in front instead. Refers to how well a piece of writing flows, as in poetry or rap. Inspired by the late rapper Mac Dre.

That romposition is flowin dawg!

Poetry is what's right for me
Lights me up and makes me feel free

by Limbo December 22, 2005

weedgrow

A white person that becomes influenced by the realness of a black person by smoking hella trees.

I feel 2Pac, I weedgrow to THUGLIFE everyday.

by Limbo July 25, 2008

antarctica

The earth's southern most continent, known for its abundantly freezing climate, beneath which Aliens and Predators apparently battle to the death with human beings as the bait.

Antarctica is a lot like the United States of America from a modern metaphorical viewpoint.

by Limbo October 23, 2005

fire up friday

An age old custom for stoners to smoke marijuana with gusto on Friday because it rhymes slightly with the word fire.

I got the bud, you coming to "fire up Friday" at my house?

by Limbo December 3, 2005

HALT

Hungry Angry Lonely Tired

A term used in hedonism to refer to one's apparent incidental desire(s).

HALT, McDonalds.
HALT, fuck you.
HALT, I'm a loser.
HALT, zZzzZZzzz...

by Limbo October 23, 2005

e-jail

To incarcerate someone who anonymously harasses others via E-mail or Web article.

An excerpt from the new law listed as Section 113 "Preventing Cyberstalking" under the "Violence Against Women and Department of Justice Reauthorization Act":

"Whoever...utilizes any device or software that can be used to originate telecommunications or other types of communications that are transmitted, in whole or in part, by the Internet... without disclosing his identity and with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass any person...who receives the communications...shall be fined under title 18 or imprisoned not more than two years, or both."

Thanks to Congress a lot of annoying people will likely be e-jailed in the near future.

by Limbo January 13, 2006