leet for me>you Meaning that I am greater than you. Generally used to show supierority after a vicotry
by Mike Truitt September 01, 2003

Generally preceded by a complement and an expression of gratitude by another.
Originated by Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
Originated by Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
by Mike Truitt June 16, 2003

by Mike Truitt June 14, 2003

Book written by Adolf Hitler during his imprissionment in 1921 detailling his philosophies about Germany and its need for power, and later he added a second part in which his anti-semetic beliefs are outlined. Ultimatly, it is revered as the Nazi philosophy book, but is actually a great source for history at the time *the first part, not the second*
by Mike Truitt June 11, 2003
