NarooN's definitions

GOML

Means "Get Off My Lawn", but can also mean "Get on my level."

Get Off My Lawn was coined in 2008 by Clint Eastwood, regardless of what you think or have read. His character "Walt" uses it to warn a bunch of Hmong kids to gtfo his lawn. It is said that the actors all soile themselves in each take of this scene.

Get on My Level is used primarily as a form of trash talk, more commonly in online gaming. The user tells the recipent that he is basically not worth his/her time, and is lower than semen dispersed from a used anus, so he/she must "get on his/her level."

GOML before you get sent to the deto.

These kids dunno who their messin' with, they need to GOML.

by NarooN October 2, 2009

packed

1) To hit an object with great force.

2) To be hit by an object with great force.

1) I was playin' soccer the other day, and Harry kicked the ball and packed me in the face with it!

2) I got pissed and packed the dodgeball in his direction.

by NarooN December 10, 2009

Out the balls

Means the exact same thing as out the ass, except it's balls, not ass.

Dude, that match had hackers out the balls, son!

We had to take tests out the balls that day.

by NarooN October 4, 2009

fucking sigh

When something so fucked up happens, you just don't even fucking care anymore.

*Chuck wins a lotto ticket for $50,000,000.00, then the ticket gets blown away by the wind*

Chuck: FUCKING SIGH

by NarooN December 8, 2011

sit the fuck down

Originally coined by God when he choke-slammed Satan to what is now known as Hell.

To tell someone to "sit the fuck down" is to rub-in a victory of any proportion.

*Chuck just won a game of poker against some poker champion*

Chuck: SIT THE FUCK DOWN.

by NarooN November 25, 2009

Host Advantage

In online gaming, when the player who hosted the room or server has the upper hand due to him having no network lag to himself since he hosted the server.

Host advantage on COD4: In COD4, a knife only match is easy for the host to pwn in since there's no lag. Anyone else that's not perfectly connect will be lucky to even score a hit on the host.

by NarooN October 18, 2008

problem?

Sarcastic phrase said at the end of a statement. Usually the statement in question was said solely to piss off or troll someone else, hence "problem" being added to the end. A great tool to annoy others.

Henry: "Who the hell took a dump in my ice cream?!"
Chuck: "Maybe it was me. Problem?" *trollface*

by NarooN October 5, 2011