pseudonym's definitions

pie-ix

A street in Montreal. You can tell if someone is a foreigner if they look stunned upon seeing the word and/or have trouble pronouncing the word. It is pronounced "pee-neuf".

I used to live in Pie-IX boulevard, near the corner of Beaubien

by pseudonym June 30, 2004

Fagmon

To be homosexual in such an extreme and flaming fashion as to be considered TOO homosexual for japanese cartoons.

Elton John.

by Pseudonym March 3, 2004

Tone Dialer

A Tone Dialer is a tool used by almost all phreakers that phreak the pay phone systems. This is a tool that will produce tones automatically for you to play back into the phone system. These dialed tones may then be recorded onto a cassete or mp3 player and then later used at the pay phone system to get a free call. There are many of these dialers that are now available as software and some are becoming available for the Palm OS.

My tone dialer can produce tones from .00001Hz all the way to 100,000,000,0 Hz

by pseudonym September 21, 2004

man junk

derogatory of a mans genitals.Specifically an old man whos genitals are of little use.

"why is that old queer wearing those little shorts that let his Man Junk hang out when he sits down"

by pseudonym September 18, 2004

winst

simply winst also known as winston

look its winst

by pseudonym May 30, 2004

covnerse

Fake Converse All-Star shoes soon became known as "Covnerse All Sters". Cheap ripoffs of these can look like a blind goat's attempt at making fine cuisine. Okay, bad example.

"Hey Joe, I see you got some All-Stars."
"No way man, these are official 100% fake Covnerse All Sters. "
"Err.... cool."

by pseudonym June 19, 2005

Unreqiuted

somthing that is un-returned or one sided, most often refering to love. Unrequited love is one of the most dificult things to live with. Loving somone who you know will never love you back because they think your relationship is "platonic"... that really stinks.

"Nothing kills the taste of peanutbutter quite like unrequited love."
~Charlie Brown

by pseudonym September 4, 2004