A delicious sandwich with beef in a flavored tomato sauce on a bun.
Best when eaten with Ruffles potato chips.
Best when eaten with Ruffles potato chips.
by PeaTearGriffin December 28, 2005
Stands for "Night Stalkers Don't Quit." The official motto of the US Army 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. They were founded after the failure of the mission to rescue the Iranian embassy hostages. Their sole purpose is to carry Special Forces teams into combat in Blackhawks, Chinooks, and Little Birds in all weather and usually under the cover of night while flying just off the ground to avoid detection. The NSDQ attitude is summed up by a passage from the Night Stalker creed: " I eagerly meet the enemy for I volunteered to be up front where the fighting is hard."
by PeaTearGriffin January 10, 2006
by PeaTearGriffin December 23, 2005
A WWII based game. A must play game in single and multiplayer. Lots of action and intensity. Worth the money BUT:
1. A bit short, but very scripted.
2. People who play it online do nothing but bitch about players, maps and weapons.
3. Stay clear of the console ones and the PC expansion unless you REALLY want to play them.
1. A bit short, but very scripted.
2. People who play it online do nothing but bitch about players, maps and weapons.
3. Stay clear of the console ones and the PC expansion unless you REALLY want to play them.
by PeaTearGriffin April 25, 2005
A relatively new feature on high-end paintball markers:
The player simply presses the trigger 5 times a second for the first second, then the marker will speed up to a 15 balls per second rate of fire after the first second.
This has caused much controversy as it is being allowed in some professional paintball leagues, even though fully automatic fire is not, and ramping, at its core, is not a semi-automatic rate of fire, the only rate of fire previously allowed.
Ramping is generally considered a crutch of weak players and cheaters who don't have the skill or dexterity to shoot their markers at a fast rate of fire without having to rely on ramping or automatic fire.
The player simply presses the trigger 5 times a second for the first second, then the marker will speed up to a 15 balls per second rate of fire after the first second.
This has caused much controversy as it is being allowed in some professional paintball leagues, even though fully automatic fire is not, and ramping, at its core, is not a semi-automatic rate of fire, the only rate of fire previously allowed.
Ramping is generally considered a crutch of weak players and cheaters who don't have the skill or dexterity to shoot their markers at a fast rate of fire without having to rely on ramping or automatic fire.
Ramping is for pussies.
by PeaTearGriffin September 20, 2005
It is possible that you could use Dye gear for every piece of paintball equipment you could use, except for paint.
by PeaTearGriffin February 01, 2006
by PeaTearGriffin February 05, 2006