Theodore T. Tool's definitions
At M.I.T., Roof and Tunnel Hacking is a pastime in which students break into restricted areas, most commonly the roofs and tunnels of the institute, in order to explore the hidden, often dis-used parts of the campus and to travel covertly between locations. It is never used to steal or damage things, only to explore.
by Theodore T. Tool January 2, 2005
Get the Roof and Tunnel Hackingmug.