This saying originates from Game of Thrones, where some seasons last for years on end, as a term for those who have not tasted the hardships of winter. Generally used to refer to someone who is inexperienced or does not know the full extent of something, while they thinking they do.
by sebacostamr November 24, 2018
If I catch you trying to steal one of my anime figurines again, I'm gonna break your nico nico kneecaps.
by sebacostamr January 07, 2019
Polybius is one of gaming's most well known myths. Polybius was an unmarked Arcade machine spotted in an unnamed arcade in a quiet suburb of Portland, Oregon, in 1981. The game was described as strange and abstract, but "strangely addicting." Many recreations liken it to Tempest, another arcade game. Strange enough, but then there were the side effects, such as nausea, vertigo, and even night terrors. Stranger still, men in black, supposedly government agents, often visited the machines, giving rise to rumors of a government mind control program. A month later after the machine was first spotted, it vanished, along with any evidence of its existence. The only consistency in the story is the name, Polybius.
Wild story, but it actually has some basis in fact. Around the same time and place the myth was set, incidents of teens blacking out or experiencing similar side effects to the described symptoms after marathons of games such as Asteroids or Tempest, began to crop up. Also, back during that time, Arcades were often the haunts of drug dealers and other participants in illicit activities, resulting in common sightings of Narcotics officers during hours of operation. Finally, the name springs from one of the codenames of Tempest while it was in its beta stages, Polybius.
Wild story, but it actually has some basis in fact. Around the same time and place the myth was set, incidents of teens blacking out or experiencing similar side effects to the described symptoms after marathons of games such as Asteroids or Tempest, began to crop up. Also, back during that time, Arcades were often the haunts of drug dealers and other participants in illicit activities, resulting in common sightings of Narcotics officers during hours of operation. Finally, the name springs from one of the codenames of Tempest while it was in its beta stages, Polybius.
Polybius is an interesting urban legend that came to be from a mix of very real incidents and stories.
by sebacostamr December 29, 2018
In TF2, Pyroshark is the name given to the Pyro playstyle of using the Neon Annihilator, and hanging out in places like the sewers on 2Fort, the middle section of Well, or near the middle point on Powerhouse.
This is because the Neon Annihilator crits target that are wet (In or just exited water) so players who use it hang out on maps with water areas exclusively near those areas, hence, Shark.
This is because the Neon Annihilator crits target that are wet (In or just exited water) so players who use it hang out on maps with water areas exclusively near those areas, hence, Shark.
Pyrosharks are just weird. If there's one on the enemy team, just be thankful they aren't using the Phlog or Reserve Shooter.
by sebacostamr July 15, 2019
The Grand Tour is the successor to Top Gear, hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond. It is funded by Amazon, and while much like the original Top Gear, it's that much more off-the-walls and immature.
If you enjoy the old Top Gear, watch it.
If you enjoy the old Top Gear, watch it.
The Grand Tour is a great show for people who enjoy Top Gear, traveling, cars, or just like seeing people goof around.
by sebacostamr May 05, 2019
Tinfoil Hatter is a normally derogatory nickname for a conspiracy theory buff, as the stereotypical image of one usually includes a tinfoil hat worn on the head to block out the mind control waves or chemtrails.
Did you hear that Ryan got coded at school for wearing a tinfoil hat around class?
Dang, I knew he was paranoid, but not that much of a tinfoil hatter!
Dang, I knew he was paranoid, but not that much of a tinfoil hatter!
by sebacostamr November 23, 2018
A derogatory nickname for the Bitcoin worshipping cult known as the Corpus from the game Warframe.
It is derived from the fact that the helmets of normal corpus enemies look as if they've just stuck a refrigerator on their head.
It is derived from the fact that the helmets of normal corpus enemies look as if they've just stuck a refrigerator on their head.
by sebacostamr January 20, 2019