Definitions by shinji-kun

biological clock 

Term more popular with the older generation. Refers to several things. A woman's sudden need to have a child, puberty, etc. are all supposedly controlled by a biological clock. As well as waking up and sleeping habits. Hence losing time after a long airline trip.

Oi...where's all this hair coming from?
Its your biological clock, man!

biological clock by shinji-kun June 20, 2004

anou 

Japanese for "Well..." A describing of personal not-knowing, or indecisiveness.

How did you like Soul Calibur 2?

Anou...it was pretty good!

Hai.

anou by shinji-kun January 4, 2004

Windblows 

A newer joke, pointed as Microsoft's Windows. Invented to point out how much it blows.

Dude, get off the fscking Windblows and get a Linux Box! Tux rules!

Windblows by shinji-kun January 4, 2004

kuma

1. Japanese for "bear".
2. In some cases, refers to a l0053r, but this is seldom, if ever.
3. That one guy from Teken...I think.

(1)Hai, thats a kuma, and it craps in the forest.
(2)Dude! That guy wwas such a freaking kuma!
(3)Kuma just pwned j00!

kuma by shinji-kun January 4, 2004

#4x0r

A less often used form of the word "hax0r". Hacker. Anyone who is truly l33t, and not that AOhell l33t sp33k you hear a lot.

I 0W/\/20|2 j00, 8|7c#! P#33|2 73# #4x0r!

#4x0r by shinji-kun January 3, 2004

vim 

A text editor that is only good in its command line and/or SSH forms. Does gread code color coding, and is very intuitive. Made only for Linux/UNIX Operating Systems, however a Windows port is underway.

Hey, did you use vim to CVS out that source code?

vim by shinji-kun January 3, 2004

penguin

(n.)
1. A small, fat, flightless bird, commonly known to live in the Antarctic.
2. The mascot of all Linux Distros. Also known as Tux. This was chosen mascot, because while on a trip to a zoo, Linus Torvalds was bitten by a penguin, and he then attributed this to how Linux behaves at times, and hence, it stuck.

That penguin is black and white!
W00t! You know the penguin r0x0r2!

penguin by shinji-kun January 3, 2004