dw's definitions
by dw March 23, 2003

paranoid, insecure, talentless egomaniac bosses who delegate all work to subordinates and take credit for it.
Chris sat in his office all day long delegogating to his corporate minions while he surfed the web looking for additional information to plagarize.
by dw October 8, 2003

by dw March 23, 2003

The ficticious characteristic given to an initially reserved big brother housemate to give them confidence and so interact more with the other housemates. 'Ahmanania' was also a bit of fun for it's male creators, however with this new found identity 'Ahmania' took on a life of it's own with some disastorous concequences including plate smashing, manequin beheading and defiance from weekly tasks.
by dw July 17, 2004

by dw March 23, 2003

A word that stems from the phrase "k thx, bye" (and it's derivitives), which are bastardisations of "ok thanks bye".
This uttering is commonly associated with so-called IRC "lamers" (see lamer) renouned for the overuse of retarded abbreviations (such as the above) during chat sessions.
It is used extensively in IRC geek humour and in-jokes. See the example.
This uttering is commonly associated with so-called IRC "lamers" (see lamer) renouned for the overuse of retarded abbreviations (such as the above) during chat sessions.
It is used extensively in IRC geek humour and in-jokes. See the example.
by dw January 19, 2003

The middle class Midwest that is typically "flown over" by scheduled airlines in their hops between their major hubs. The bounds of flyover country vary from urbanite to urbanite. People from Chicago tend to think it runs from the Mississippi River to the Rockies (and also Indiana). Bay Area, it's the San Joaquin Valley east to Chicago. New York, it's anything that is not within an hour's drive of The City.
Ray's nightmare came true: His plane made an emergency landing in Tulsa, the capital of flyover country, and his New York accent got him beaten by the locals.
by dw September 1, 2003
