Like the word "farther" which denotes a physical advancement of distance, "further" simply denotes advancement to a greater degree. Often confused with "farther" by those who weren't paying attantion in 8th grade grammar.
Steve is being a doofis, and if he takes this issue any further I will open a can of whopass on him.
by Joe December 31, 2004
To label somebody a faggot; to humiliate an individual by using discriminative insults to humor an audience
by Joe October 26, 2004
The milky substance around the "Bell End" after having not washed for several days. (also see "Smeg" and "Nob Cheese"
by Joe September 21, 2003
I've always wondered what exactly it means - in context it's code that's been deliberatly broken or functionality removed from a program in order to sell a higher priced alternative or also used as a general description of code that no longer works (after patching or updating)
I think it's something like "Not Even Really Functioning Effectivly Disabled/Destroyed" or something similar
I think it's something like "Not Even Really Functioning Effectivly Disabled/Destroyed" or something similar
by Joe June 25, 2004
by Joe November 03, 2004
by Joe July 27, 2003