T.Ractorhead's definitions
1. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined fish that can attack with blinding speed and razor-sharp teeth.
2. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined car that eats Rustangs and shits Ford emblems.
2. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined car that eats Rustangs and shits Ford emblems.
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
Get the Barracudamug. Person A: "I eat, sleep and breath Metroid! I just can't get enough of Samus Aran!! Do you have any Metroid games?? Do ya? Huh? Huh? Do ya??!"
Person B: "You are such a video-brain!"
Person B: "You are such a video-brain!"
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
Get the video-brainmug. by T.Ractorhead November 25, 2006
Get the dingymug. by T.Ractorhead November 30, 2006
Get the holidaymug. Improved Definition: Snotrod is one of the four young street racers from the Disney/Pixar film, Cars. He is a 1971 Pro Street Plymouth 'Cuda, sporting a custom grill, "Hemi-orange" paint, phantom decals, Torque Thrust D rims, redline tires, a large blower with an over-sized air scoop, Zoomie exhaust pipes and orange under glows. Also his body style closely resemble that of the new Dodge Challenger concept car. Snotrod normally lags a few car lengths behind his pack buddies; Boost, DJ and Wingo to allow braking distance for his super-charged sneezes which tend to add on an uncontrollable burst of speed.
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
Get the Snotrodmug. Electronic Software Association. Formerly known as the IDSA. An evil watchdog organization hired by insecure gaming corporations to seek out and destroy abandonware sites instead of focusing on real problems like the piracy of current retail software.
by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006
Get the ESAmug. A brilliant inventer who came up with the first proto-type home video game system, titled "The Brown Box", later remodeled and mass produced in 1973 as the "Magnavox Odyssey". Ralph Baer is widely considered by some as "The father of video games" even though pioneers like Nolan Bushnell and Steve Wozniak pioneered some of the earliest coin-op games; some of which existed before the Brown Box.
by T.Ractorhead November 25, 2006
Get the Ralph Baermug.