A lottery minigame in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door that turns out to be a scam. Rather than operating off of luck, the system determines which day you win based on the number of days you bought the ticket. To get a shot at jackpot, you have to wait 335 -395 days to take a chance. Sure, you can speed up the process a bit by changing the GameCube's system clock forward, but turning the clock back rewards you a 500 coin penalty.
by The Real Driller April 07, 2019
by The Real Driller October 31, 2020
That stupid annoying crap that South Korean websites force users to enter when signing up for an account, whether it be for MMOs or other entertainment sites. This means consumption of those sites is strictly stuck in South Korea. The government forces this because they are very data sensitive and video game addiction is a major issue in the country.
This atrocity of humanity infamously encourages identity fraud where outsiders buy resident registration numbers in an attempt to get access to those sites. If you try doing so and you get caught, you can end up being fined $10,000 and sentenced to three years in prison.
This atrocity of humanity infamously encourages identity fraud where outsiders buy resident registration numbers in an attempt to get access to those sites. If you try doing so and you get caught, you can end up being fined $10,000 and sentenced to three years in prison.
Kyle: Hey, do you know any South Korean MMOs that don't require a resident registration number to play?
Chris: Well, most of Nexon's game's that are available worldwide don't.
Chris: Well, most of Nexon's game's that are available worldwide don't.
by The Real Driller February 28, 2022
A crappy survival game that became infamous for the developers using the Streisand effect silence TotalBiscuit's negative review on YouTube. His response video delivered more criticism to the developers. The developers also got accused of astroturfing the game's score on Metacritic.
by The Real Driller August 31, 2020
Another form of torture given by teachers in the form of essays. Usually happens after a project, the end of the class, or perhaps after watching a boring movie or lecture which you probably slept through.
Teacher: Okay students, take your seats, we will listen to a lecture by a special guest.
(lecture begins)
Student: Ugh, this is boring! (begins sleeping)
(lecture ends)
Teacher: Okay, for homework, please write a 500-word reflection paper on the lecture.
(lecture begins)
Student: Ugh, this is boring! (begins sleeping)
(lecture ends)
Teacher: Okay, for homework, please write a 500-word reflection paper on the lecture.
by The Real Driller May 07, 2019
What you see when you look up a word that doesn't exist on Urban Dictionary, giving suggestions of words that may be similar to what you actually typed.
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by The Real Driller April 18, 2022
Every Capital One ad that I've seen on TV for the past several years ends with "What's in Your Wallet?". I'm getting sick and tired of hearing it all the time.
by The Real Driller September 24, 2022