Definitions by fizzle
triple-dare
n. A larger challenge than a double-dare. This is the first counter to the double-dare. Some people have forgotten that this exists and think that the triple-dog-dare is the only one after a double-dare. This is the one you go for when you've been double-dared and you want to play it safe. If you want to be agressive and go for the throat, you go directly to the triple-dog-dare.
triple-dare by fizzle April 2, 2004
buggin
laws of thermodynamics
1. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
2. In a closed system, the potential energy of the state will always be less than that of the initial state.
3. The entropy of all pure perfect crystals is zero at absolute zero. (It is, of course, impossible to get to absolute zero.)
2. In a closed system, the potential energy of the state will always be less than that of the initial state.
3. The entropy of all pure perfect crystals is zero at absolute zero. (It is, of course, impossible to get to absolute zero.)
laws of thermodynamics by fizzle April 2, 2004
tore up from the floor up
tore up from the floor up by fizzle April 2, 2004
leguminous dawn-raid
n. 1. when the IRS (bean counters; a legume is a bean) come to your house or place of business early in the morning for an audit.
2. SysOp slang. Overnight or over a weekend, company accountants (bean counters) write off equipment which you wanted to use and take it away. Accountants and Computer Operators are historically at odds with one another. see BOFH
2. SysOp slang. Overnight or over a weekend, company accountants (bean counters) write off equipment which you wanted to use and take it away. Accountants and Computer Operators are historically at odds with one another. see BOFH
leguminous dawn-raid by fizzle April 2, 2004