4 definitions by Wm Wallace the Freedom Fighter
Describing someone who is extremely alert, possibly but not always from caffeine or an energy drink, especially after waking up from a good night's sleep. Comes from amateur radio where the signal strength goes from 1 to 9 and anything over is rated in decibels (dB). So 20 dB over S9 is a very good signal, you're really awake.
Saul: Don't be ridiculous, there's no way you can fight this Philistine!
David: Don't worry about a thing, I'm 20 dB over S9 and slept well last night.
David: Don't worry about a thing, I'm 20 dB over S9 and slept well last night.
by Wm Wallace the Freedom Fighter December 28, 2009
A stop sign on a main arterial road that has no business being there. It's called that because some broken condom of a Soccer Mom chose to take their own life by getting run over by a car. It exists because of society's tendency to place higher values on some homo sapiens than others, without taking merit into account.
Royalty stops are what happens when people make decisions based on emotions.
"Dude, did you just pass that stop sign?" "It's a royalty stop"
"Dude, did you just pass that stop sign?" "It's a royalty stop"
by Wm Wallace the Freedom Fighter September 24, 2009
Those brown boots that women wear with the laces and the furry top, sometimes with pom-poms on the laces. The heels of these boots are flush with the toe (not a high heel). Called so because it looks like a female warrior from Age of Conan.
Ever since Age of Conan came out for the PC, all the pretty girls in Wal*Mart are wearing these barbarian boots on their feet.
You look cute in barbarian boots. You could be Xena or Conan's wife.
You look cute in barbarian boots. You could be Xena or Conan's wife.
by Wm Wallace the Freedom Fighter December 28, 2009
1. The cellular phone company with the least amount of towers. If you aren't right on top of a big metropolitan area, there is no service. If you live in the suburbs, forget about getting a Sprint phone.
2. (ham radio) Switching to QRP (reduced transmitter power) when you've already got a RST of 103 or less (barely readable weak mediocre fidelity signal). Only a good thing when you're doing QRSS CW (slow speed morse code).
2. (ham radio) Switching to QRP (reduced transmitter power) when you've already got a RST of 103 or less (barely readable weak mediocre fidelity signal). Only a good thing when you're doing QRSS CW (slow speed morse code).
1. I enjoy going onto the roof of a 50 story building during a snowstorm to get service, therefore I chose Sprint.
2. The amateur radio shack got warm from the transmitter in 90 degree weather when he was working Timbuktu, so he decided to go Sprint even though the other guy had trouble copying him.
2. The amateur radio shack got warm from the transmitter in 90 degree weather when he was working Timbuktu, so he decided to go Sprint even though the other guy had trouble copying him.
by Wm Wallace the Freedom Fighter December 24, 2008