Dead-stroke

(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!

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!

by Shinosuke October 11, 2004

==

Equals to, is, anything within that range.
Usually seen in computing languages, but people has been starting to use it more frequently now-a-days.

Example:

<Person1> How are you?
<Shinosuke> i == gud
<Person1> wtf. Just type 'good'. Isn't that easier?
<Shinosuke> u == sux; i == 1337
<Person1> Whatever.

by Shinosuke October 13, 2004

PrivMSG

Abbreviation for "Private Message"

See also: PM

Example:
<Shinosuke> OMG! I got a PrivMSG! I didnt know I have friends!!
<Shinosuke> Hmm.. let me read it...
<Shinosuke> . . .
<Shinosuke> ... it's just someone asking me to go to hell :(

by Shinosuke May 13, 2004

Father Mucker

Less vulgar and more entertaining term for "Mother Fucker";
instead of Fother Mucker, "Father" is used to confuse the listener.

See also: "Nucking Futs" Same methodology used.

Example:
<Shinosuke> It's "Pronunciation", not "PronOunciation"...
<Shinosuke> You stupid Father Mucker!
* Shinosuke grins and acts all smart and mighty.

by Shinosuke May 12, 2004

gud

Abbreviation, or rather a lazy form of the English word 'Good'.

PS: Usually used by users from South East Asia.

Example:
<Shinosuke Wow.. gud day isnt it?
<Person1> YOU again, leave me alone!
<Shinosuke okok.. bye.

by Shinosuke May 13, 2004