Definitions by Plumberry

hearties 

A word for the Cap'n o' the ship to address his loyal crew of fine sturdy lads, fit to sail the seven seas with the spirit of true pirates. YAHAARRR!!

Cap'n - "Arrr.. Me hearties, a keg o' grog fer all tonight."
'Hearties' or fellow crew of pirates - "Arr!!" "Yo ho!" "Yahhaaarr!!!" "Ya'arg!"

hearties by Plumberry October 11, 2005

DOD 

The freaking DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE !!
Which includes the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, National Guard and Reserves.

I served in the U.S. DOD for 15 years.

DOD by Plumberry September 23, 2005

ya'arg 

1) An expression of great frustration and arrrrrgggghhhhh.
2) An expression of great happiness and new found fortune.
3) A word used by drunk pirates.

1) "Ya'arg!!!!!!!!"
2) "Ya'arg!!!!!!!!"
3) "Ya'arrrg mateys! We be fifshteen paces fruuem the booty."

ya'arg by Plumberry September 23, 2005

plumberry 

Only the coolest thing in the world. It's not like a plum or a berry. It has nothing to do with either. Because it's a plumberry, and plumberries are awesome!!!!!

Guy:"Justin!! You're such a plumberry!.."
Justin:"Aww.. Shucks."

plumberry by Plumberry September 23, 2005

lord of the rings 

1. The Lord of the Rings...
An epic fantasy novel written half a century ago by J.R.R. Tolkien otherwise known as John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. It carries on after his famous work, The Hobbit. The Lord of the Rings is divided into three parts - The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King.
The story of how Tolkien wrote his epic adventure is quite unique and his works are very inspiring to millions aroud the world.
2. The Lord of the Rings has been adapted into movies. The more memorable and accurate adaption being Peter Jackson's theatrical trilogy, released from 2001-2003. His films took home dozens of awards including Golden Globes, and many Oscars Academy Awards.

1. ~"I am going to read Tolkien's Lord of the Rings this summer."
~"Oh... Okay... You do that."
2. ~"I've seen The Lord of the Rings trilogy 7 consecutive times."
~"No wonder you're so pale.."

lord of the rings by Plumberry September 23, 2005

hax0r 

1)A word to name the "leet", or should I say "1337" wannabes of the internet.
Usually meaning something along the lines of: An unauthorized user or individual who attempts to or gains access to an information system, or some information-related data.

2)Also hackers. There are really three main types of hackers, although you don't really hear about them. These are the black hat, white hat, and... well... the haxor.

1)
some guy: dUDE I"M sooooooo a L##T HAX0r>>>>> i JUSt haxed like frikin diabl0 stof.
other guy: Yeah.. meh too.

2)
Hacker1: Hey.. wana go hack into the pentagon and leave a message saying 'kilroy was here'?
Hacker2: No thanks, I just did that last night. How about we go out for a sandwich and some CHIPS. (get it)
Hacker1: Meh. Maybe later, let me just download some patches, I've got to see what's wrong with my connection, I'm only getting 424.53 Terra Bytes per Second.

hax0r by Plumberry September 14, 2005

Lord of the Rings 

1. The Lord of the Rings...
An epic fantasy novel written half a century ago by J.R.R. Tolkien otherwise known as John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. It carries on after his famous work, The Hobbit. The Lord of the Rings is divided into three parts - The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King.

The story of how Tolkien wrote his epic adventure is quite unique and his works are very inspiring to millions aroud the world.

2. The Lord of the Rings has been adapted into movies. The more memorable and accurate adaption being Peter Jackson's theatrical trilogy, released from 2001-2003. His films took home dozens of awards including Golden Globes, and many Oscars Academy Awards.

1. ~"I am going to read Tolkien's Lord of the Rings Trilogy this summer."
~"Oh... Okay... You do that."

2. ~"I've seen The Lord of the Rings trilogy 87 consecutive times."
~"No wonder your so pale.."

Lord of the Rings by Plumberry September 14, 2005