<Shinosuke> I have friend! eg. err.. ermmm.......... ... hmm...
<Shinosuke . . .
<Shinosuke Fine. You win.
<Person1> Heh.
<Shinosuke . . .
<Shinosuke Fine. You win.
<Person1> Heh.
by Shinosuke May 13, 2004
Definitions:
(i) Prime Minister
(ii) Private Message
(iii) Personal Message
(iv) Post Meridiem
(i) is usually used iRL;
(ii) is usually used on forums or chatrooms (eg. iRC)
(iii) is uncommon but still used by some people.
(iv) used commonly for time.
See also: PrivMSG
Other non-Urban definitions: (used iRL)
* particulate matter
* past master
* police magistrate
* postmaster
* postmistress
* postmortem
* prime minister
* provost marshal
* etc...
(i) Prime Minister
(ii) Private Message
(iii) Personal Message
(iv) Post Meridiem
(i) is usually used iRL;
(ii) is usually used on forums or chatrooms (eg. iRC)
(iii) is uncommon but still used by some people.
(iv) used commonly for time.
See also: PrivMSG
Other non-Urban definitions: (used iRL)
* particulate matter
* past master
* police magistrate
* postmaster
* postmistress
* postmortem
* prime minister
* provost marshal
* etc...
(i) Example:
"Oh my god, the new PM sucks, I shouldn't have voted for him!"
(ii) Example:
<Shinosuke> Check your PM. I dont want everyone to know.
<Person1> Ok... ... wait...
<Person1> ...
<Person1> HAHAHAHHA~~ hey everyone! Look at this!!
<Person1> <Shinosuke> user: Shinosuke
<Person1> <Shinosuke> pass: iRn00b
<Person1> HAHAHAHHAA~~ What a lamer!
<Shinosuke> . . .
* Quits: Shinosuke (Shinosuke@SomeIRC-2BE662.56k.xtra.nz) (Reason: Too lame.)
(iii) Example:
"I got a PM (Personal message) from my boss today!"
(iv) Example:
"It's now 14:23, 02:23pm"
"Oh my god, the new PM sucks, I shouldn't have voted for him!"
(ii) Example:
<Shinosuke> Check your PM. I dont want everyone to know.
<Person1> Ok... ... wait...
<Person1> ...
<Person1> HAHAHAHHA~~ hey everyone! Look at this!!
<Person1> <Shinosuke> user: Shinosuke
<Person1> <Shinosuke> pass: iRn00b
<Person1> HAHAHAHHAA~~ What a lamer!
<Shinosuke> . . .
* Quits: Shinosuke (Shinosuke@SomeIRC-2BE662.56k.xtra.nz) (Reason: Too lame.)
(iii) Example:
"I got a PM (Personal message) from my boss today!"
(iv) Example:
"It's now 14:23, 02:23pm"
by Shinosuke May 13, 2004
(i) Making a stroke without recoil; deadbeat.
(ii) Dead Stroke is characterized by several different occurrences within your mind and your surroundings. You feel as though you can beat anyone. You feel as though you are capable of doing anything at the table, engrossed in your task and oblivious to your surroundings. The cue IS an extension of your arm and you perform flawlessly as you maintain complete control over your emotions and your actions. Throughout your performance, you maintain high self-confidence, strong focus on the task at hand, a fearless attitude, and self composure. Quite simply, your mind and body are working in complete harmony to create the phenomenon of "Dead Stroke". (By David Sapolis)
As a pool player myself, definition (ii) is more widely used for me, simply put, you dont feel like you can miss, you feel like you can pot anything, and you do!
(ii) Dead Stroke is characterized by several different occurrences within your mind and your surroundings. You feel as though you can beat anyone. You feel as though you are capable of doing anything at the table, engrossed in your task and oblivious to your surroundings. The cue IS an extension of your arm and you perform flawlessly as you maintain complete control over your emotions and your actions. Throughout your performance, you maintain high self-confidence, strong focus on the task at hand, a fearless attitude, and self composure. Quite simply, your mind and body are working in complete harmony to create the phenomenon of "Dead Stroke". (By David Sapolis)
As a pool player myself, definition (ii) is more widely used for me, simply put, you dont feel like you can miss, you feel like you can pot anything, and you do!
Example:
<Shinosuke> I was playing so well yesterday, I think I was in a dead-stroke.
<Person1> wtf is a dead-stroke?
<Shinosuke> like, a 1337 pool player man!
<Person1> a 1337 pool player == dead-stroke?!
<Shinosuke NO! You dumbass, go find out in urbandictionary.com, or google it!
<Shinosuke> I was playing so well yesterday, I think I was in a dead-stroke.
<Person1> wtf is a dead-stroke?
<Shinosuke> like, a 1337 pool player man!
<Person1> a 1337 pool player == dead-stroke?!
<Shinosuke NO! You dumbass, go find out in urbandictionary.com, or google it!
by Shinosuke October 11, 2004
Example:
<Shinosuke> Shit, I feel so weak..
<Person1> Why? What happened?
<Shinosuke> My body is lacking of Vitamin N... I'm all shaky..
<Person1> Huh? Vitamin N?
<Shinosuke> N! For Nicotine!!
* Shinosuke goes away from his computer and goes out to grab a pack of cigs.
<Shinosuke> Shit, I feel so weak..
<Person1> Why? What happened?
<Shinosuke> My body is lacking of Vitamin N... I'm all shaky..
<Person1> Huh? Vitamin N?
<Shinosuke> N! For Nicotine!!
* Shinosuke goes away from his computer and goes out to grab a pack of cigs.
by Shinosuke May 12, 2004
A business jargon, meaning 'Request for Proposal'.
RFP Methodology, to indentify a suitable prime vendor for the support amd supply for your business.
RFP Methodology, to indentify a suitable prime vendor for the support amd supply for your business.
Example:
<Shinosuke> *clears throat*
<Shinosuke> I will now try to speak like someone who knows what he is talking about.... about RFP..
<Shinosuke> One of the reasons for using RFP is that, it is not a binding document. It is possible to issue and RFP and not do anything about it.
<Shinosuke> So, by saying that, I can issue RFP, people can come to be with all their software that can run by my company.. I can look at them, see which one suits my company best, and buys them, then implement them..... or, I can just say "I'll think about it". And leave them hanging forever...
<Shinosuke> Wahahaha, I feel so smart.. :)
* Shinosuke grins evilly.
<Shinosuke> *clears throat*
<Shinosuke> I will now try to speak like someone who knows what he is talking about.... about RFP..
<Shinosuke> One of the reasons for using RFP is that, it is not a binding document. It is possible to issue and RFP and not do anything about it.
<Shinosuke> So, by saying that, I can issue RFP, people can come to be with all their software that can run by my company.. I can look at them, see which one suits my company best, and buys them, then implement them..... or, I can just say "I'll think about it". And leave them hanging forever...
<Shinosuke> Wahahaha, I feel so smart.. :)
* Shinosuke grins evilly.
by Shinosuke May 11, 2004
Abbreviation of 'Thanks to you'.
See also: thx
See also: hi2u
See also: die2u
Usually used by an extremely lazy person; or a n00b.
See also: thx
See also: hi2u
See also: die2u
Usually used by an extremely lazy person; or a n00b.
<Shinosuke> hi2u!
<@Person1> Err.. Hi, how are you?
<Shinosuke> gud, thx2u.
<@Person1> n00b.
<Shinosuke> wtf! die2u!
* Shinosuke was kicked by Person1 (no lame n00bs allowed in here.) from #1337
<@Person1> Err.. Hi, how are you?
<Shinosuke> gud, thx2u.
<@Person1> n00b.
<Shinosuke> wtf! die2u!
* Shinosuke was kicked by Person1 (no lame n00bs allowed in here.) from #1337
by Shinosuke May 13, 2004
mf has 2 meanings, often used as:
(i) Mother Fucker
(ii) My Friend
definition (i) is more commonly seen in chatrooms; whereas definition (ii) seen in multiplayer games.
if someone uses mf towards you, it's best to pretend you dont understand, so they will explain - either (i) or (ii). Since you dont want to just start insulting them.
(i) Mother Fucker
(ii) My Friend
definition (i) is more commonly seen in chatrooms; whereas definition (ii) seen in multiplayer games.
if someone uses mf towards you, it's best to pretend you dont understand, so they will explain - either (i) or (ii). Since you dont want to just start insulting them.
Example:
<Shinosuke> Blah.. lets stop the conversation.. I dont want to talk abt it anymore.
<Person1> ok mf.
<Shinosuke> mf?
<Person1> mf - my friend.
<Shinosuke> Oh.. ok.. i thought.. nvm.
<Shinosuke> Blah.. lets stop the conversation.. I dont want to talk abt it anymore.
<Person1> ok mf.
<Shinosuke> mf?
<Person1> mf - my friend.
<Shinosuke> Oh.. ok.. i thought.. nvm.
by Shinosuke May 13, 2004