From the Outback model witch does 60 is under 6 seconds, to the Impreza WRX STi, witch does 60 is 4.6 seconds. The Virdict: A car that you can seat 5, but without sacraficing performance, around
$25 thousand dollars.
$25 thousand dollars.
by Someone July 01, 2004
by someone October 04, 2003
A term used in the martial arts world to describe a martial art based on ridiculous principles, practiced in a ridiculous way, or otherwise grossly ineffective. A play on the words bushido (way of the warrior) and bullshit.
Origin: Most likely www.bullshido.com
Origin: Most likely www.bullshido.com
by Someone March 23, 2005
1. i see that turbo kid with his mom in mcdonalds every day, im serious
2. id like to be that turbo's groupie someday
2. id like to be that turbo's groupie someday
by someone March 18, 2004
Terminology used by wordl33t people. They sort of have their own little wordl33t alphabet:
/-\ |3 C |) E F G |-| | J K |_ /\/\ |\| 0 P Q |2 S T U \/ \/\/ X Y Z
l33tspeak is also overuse of abbreviations such as brb, bbs, bbl, lol (Common), gtg/g2g, rofl (Common). They will usually have Caps Lock on for those letters that remain the same
/-\ |3 C |) E F G |-| | J K |_ /\/\ |\| 0 P Q |2 S T U \/ \/\/ X Y Z
l33tspeak is also overuse of abbreviations such as brb, bbs, bbl, lol (Common), gtg/g2g, rofl (Common). They will usually have Caps Lock on for those letters that remain the same
by Someone May 27, 2003
The Roland TR-808 Sequencer
Roland introduced this analogue synthesiser in 1981 and it was used in many 80's tunes. The sounds, when not processed by other equipment, has a trademark "hollow/tinny" sound. The trademark sound of this synth is the "cowbell".
16 total sounds, 12 voice polyphony. Midi In/Out
Roland introduced this analogue synthesiser in 1981 and it was used in many 80's tunes. The sounds, when not processed by other equipment, has a trademark "hollow/tinny" sound. The trademark sound of this synth is the "cowbell".
16 total sounds, 12 voice polyphony. Midi In/Out
by someone June 15, 2004
by someone November 18, 2004