10 definitions by UsefulInfoBeing
The obese teenage star of a viral video that also stands as a beacon of anti-bullying.
In the video, Richard Gates (who is smaller than Casey) bullies Casey, insulting him, shoving him and punching him several times. After all of these attacks are proven to be ineffective, Richard goes in to tackle Casey, but instead Casey picks him up, walks a couple of feet forward, and slams Richard onto the ground.
Watching this video is satisfying every time, and Casey has become somewhat famous on the internet, even obtaining his own nickname, "Zangief Kid" after the character from the Street Fighter video game series who uses a special move similar to what Casey does to Richard.
In the video, Richard Gates (who is smaller than Casey) bullies Casey, insulting him, shoving him and punching him several times. After all of these attacks are proven to be ineffective, Richard goes in to tackle Casey, but instead Casey picks him up, walks a couple of feet forward, and slams Richard onto the ground.
Watching this video is satisfying every time, and Casey has become somewhat famous on the internet, even obtaining his own nickname, "Zangief Kid" after the character from the Street Fighter video game series who uses a special move similar to what Casey does to Richard.
by UsefulInfoBeing June 2, 2016
A word used in mountain biking, mountaineering, and other similar outdoor recreation sports to denote that something is more challenging to traverse.
That mountain bike trail was fun, but one section of it was too technical for me so I had to walk my bike through it.
by UsefulInfoBeing March 26, 2019
A US State founded by the LDS religion as they were escaping from oppression, and is currently on a mission to become the unofficial apprentice to California. The population is three fourths nice Mormons who kindly welcome newcomers, and one fourth homeless people and drug dealers, all depending on where you are. Other notable things include that the people apparently eat a lot of ice cream and Jello, and pretty much everything is closed on Sunday. Cool geological formations, too, and lots of football and basketball fans.
I went to Utah over the weekend.
by UsefulInfoBeing April 20, 2017
There are three types of spam:
1) The canned meat, stylized as SPAM, which became especially popular directly following its use in World War II.
2) On the internet, typed simply as "spam", it is when a single entity or multiple entities with a general idea repeatedly send messages to one person. These can be either as advertising, in order to entice the target to buy something, or simply to annoy the target in a playful way.
3) In video gaming, to use some sort of tool, item, or move with no cooldown repeatedly. It is most commonly practiced in First Person Shooters when the player encounters a tight situation, causing them to flip out and mash the button to unleash some sort of weapon many, many times.
Here's some more elaboration, if you would like some:
(1) Personally, I've never eaten SPAM, so I can't give you any idea of how it tastes.
(2) Advertising spam and internet scamming often go hand-in-hand. For some reason the Nigerian princes and people who want to... "enhance your passionate experiences" don't think they can trick you with just one crappy, misspelt message.
(3) The most commonly spammed type of weapon is the grenade, although depending on the game and genre other items may take this spot.
1) The canned meat, stylized as SPAM, which became especially popular directly following its use in World War II.
2) On the internet, typed simply as "spam", it is when a single entity or multiple entities with a general idea repeatedly send messages to one person. These can be either as advertising, in order to entice the target to buy something, or simply to annoy the target in a playful way.
3) In video gaming, to use some sort of tool, item, or move with no cooldown repeatedly. It is most commonly practiced in First Person Shooters when the player encounters a tight situation, causing them to flip out and mash the button to unleash some sort of weapon many, many times.
Here's some more elaboration, if you would like some:
(1) Personally, I've never eaten SPAM, so I can't give you any idea of how it tastes.
(2) Advertising spam and internet scamming often go hand-in-hand. For some reason the Nigerian princes and people who want to... "enhance your passionate experiences" don't think they can trick you with just one crappy, misspelt message.
(3) The most commonly spammed type of weapon is the grenade, although depending on the game and genre other items may take this spot.
(1) Alfredo: "What are you eating?"
Teddy: "I'm just eating some SPAM because I'm lazy."
(2) Hannah: "For the love of all the good things in the world, this company will NOT STOP spamming me with messages!"
(3) Eddie: "Oh, shoot, bro... look out for that tank! Spam your grenades and run as fast as you can!"
Teddy: "I'm just eating some SPAM because I'm lazy."
(2) Hannah: "For the love of all the good things in the world, this company will NOT STOP spamming me with messages!"
(3) Eddie: "Oh, shoot, bro... look out for that tank! Spam your grenades and run as fast as you can!"
by UsefulInfoBeing November 28, 2016
The flaky, plywood-like things on metal after it has been galvanized to prevent rusting. It is sometimes used to create an industrial aesthetic.
by UsefulInfoBeing April 7, 2017
1) To crash, trip or fall, especially in while cycling
2) Used to rub a victory, comeback or overtaking into someone's face
3) A 1984 song parody of Michael Jackson's "Beat It" written and performed by comedy musician Weird Al Yankovic
2) Used to rub a victory, comeback or overtaking into someone's face
3) A 1984 song parody of Michael Jackson's "Beat It" written and performed by comedy musician Weird Al Yankovic
1) I hit a big rock and just ate it and got this big road rash
2) Eat it, loser!
3) So eat it! Just eat it!
2) Eat it, loser!
3) So eat it! Just eat it!
by UsefulInfoBeing January 15, 2018
The character ";" that you probably never use. It's used to fix comma splicing by separating two independent clauses while still including them in the same sentence. For example:
"I watch My Little Pony, Fluttershy is my favorite character."
can be corrected to
"I watch My Little Pony; Fluttershy is my favorite character."
People also use them in an attempt to sound smart when writing; almost in a condescending way; even if they don't know what they mean; and they never seen to realize how fabricated their writing looks with all the semicolons; and they probably started abusing them after reading classical novels."
"I watch My Little Pony, Fluttershy is my favorite character."
can be corrected to
"I watch My Little Pony; Fluttershy is my favorite character."
People also use them in an attempt to sound smart when writing; almost in a condescending way; even if they don't know what they mean; and they never seen to realize how fabricated their writing looks with all the semicolons; and they probably started abusing them after reading classical novels."
English Teacher: "Well done on your 40 billionth argumentative essay, Harold. If I were you, I would put a semicolon there."
Harold: "What the snot is a semicolon?"
Harold: "What the snot is a semicolon?"
by UsefulInfoBeing June 2, 2016