Jossverse

Term coined by fans to describe the alternate universes created by Joss Whedon used in his TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Firefly. NOTE: Buffy and Angel have their own seperate universe known as the Buffyverse.

You know, the Jossverse is an interesting place: demons and vamps on one side, space traveers on the other. How one man came up with all that is beyond me.

by Ragna July 01, 2005

arm porn

Pictures/video of a man with well-developed arms while he is in a tank top/wife beater or shirtless. Came about in the CSI fandom after two CSI: NY episodes ("Trapped" and "Cool Hunter") which featured the character Danny Messer (portrayed by Carmine Giovinazzo) in a wife beater.

Amy: Did you see his arms? They're so...so...wow.
Susan: That's arm porn, honey. Want to watch it again?

by Ragna July 22, 2008

Grr! Argh!

The sound that every Buffyverse fan knows means the episode's over.

Also, a mocking noise made at overzealous Buffyverse fans.

So she got pissed about Spike and went "Grr! Argh!" like she was the Mutant Enemy monster.

by Ragna July 01, 2005

obie-kabies

An overly cute way of saying okay developed in a BtVS RPG's non-character chat list. Interestingly, it was started by an anime fangirl.

Sara: So, are we going to have the two characters meet or what?
Rachel: Sure. How about at the library?
Sara: Obie-kabies.

by Ragna December 30, 2005

buffyverse

Term used by fans of both "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel the Series" when too lazy to write out "BtVS" or "A:tS" or "BtVS/A:tS." Not to be confused with the alternate universe in which Firefly take place (though that is included in the Jossverse).

Fan 1: OMG, like, I so wish I lived in the Buffyverse.
Fan 2: You mean BtVS or A:tS?
Fan 1: The Buffyverse. Doesn't matter which show.

by Ragna July 01, 2005