7 definitions by techno
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a high school robotics competition founded in 1989 and had its first competition in 1992 with 26 and now has close to 1000 teams
a high school robotics competition founded in 1989 and had its first competition in 1992 with 26 and now has close to 1000 teams
hey are u in FIRST
by techno April 30, 2004
my favourite techno/ambient producers
orbital rule, my favourite song is either the girl with the sun in her head or spare parts express
orbital rule, my favourite song is either the girl with the sun in her head or spare parts express
by techno May 31, 2004
An overly-polite sort of girl that uses phrases like "Tee-hee" and "'Scuse me!" all the time. Used to describe a person that acts like a goody-two-shoes.
Originated from the initals for "Samantha Marie Barnes", who is a girl that acts this way. The infamous "SMB Poem" catalogues her trials and tribulations.
Originated from the initals for "Samantha Marie Barnes", who is a girl that acts this way. The infamous "SMB Poem" catalogues her trials and tribulations.
My name is little SMB
My favourite saying is "scuse me"
I love Georgene and Lady Barnes
Even if M Jamba has big man arms
Mrs. Hunter spanks me in gym class
And Mrs. Olscheski loves my ass
I haven't done my homework,
Not for a while
That's why Mrs. Ullman has
Georgene on speed dial!
Thank you and 'scuse me. Tee hee!
My favourite saying is "scuse me"
I love Georgene and Lady Barnes
Even if M Jamba has big man arms
Mrs. Hunter spanks me in gym class
And Mrs. Olscheski loves my ass
I haven't done my homework,
Not for a while
That's why Mrs. Ullman has
Georgene on speed dial!
Thank you and 'scuse me. Tee hee!
by techno April 12, 2005
A word commonly used by British skaters and BMX riders, pertaining to the many scars/scabs/fresh wounds on their shins, skaters due to missing tricks and hitting their board / concrete pole they were failing to grind, and BMXers due to either the above, or having the foot slip off the pedal (usually metal studded) and long scrapes taken out of the shin.
skater: word, you seen these shindigs?
*lifts up trouser to show small scar*
*BMX lifts up trouser to show leg bones with no flesh left*
*lifts up trouser to show small scar*
*BMX lifts up trouser to show leg bones with no flesh left*
by techno April 1, 2005
-Ball game requiring use of your hand by patting the ball off the ground to hit the wall.
-Played against a wall.
-Played against a wall.
pattball Game instructions:
1.Two players or more can play at any one time. An order is decided for the players, where - in chronological order - the succeeding player will attempt to shoot.
2.The first player serves by throwing the ball to the floor near the wall, making it bounce and hit the wall.
3.The second player can let the ball bounce once after hitting the wall, before hitting it to the floor again so it bounces onto the wall and back to the next player. The succeeding player can hit the ball without it bouncing first ("volley the ball") in some variations.
4.This continues until one player misses the ball and fails to return it to the other player or hits the wall directly without letting the ball bounce (produces a "direct"). The player that failed to hit it back is out and a new "half-round" begins with the players that are not yet out (if the game consists of more than two players).
5.When the final two players (if there were other players as well) are left, they compete in rounds where the winner is declared out of two points. In some instances, the final round does not have to go though the "out-of-two" phase. Instead, the final players can decide the winner out of one point.
6.If the players decide to start a completely new round, the order is based on the players that were out first being last, e.g. if there were five players competing, the first player to get out would be fifth in the order.
1.Two players or more can play at any one time. An order is decided for the players, where - in chronological order - the succeeding player will attempt to shoot.
2.The first player serves by throwing the ball to the floor near the wall, making it bounce and hit the wall.
3.The second player can let the ball bounce once after hitting the wall, before hitting it to the floor again so it bounces onto the wall and back to the next player. The succeeding player can hit the ball without it bouncing first ("volley the ball") in some variations.
4.This continues until one player misses the ball and fails to return it to the other player or hits the wall directly without letting the ball bounce (produces a "direct"). The player that failed to hit it back is out and a new "half-round" begins with the players that are not yet out (if the game consists of more than two players).
5.When the final two players (if there were other players as well) are left, they compete in rounds where the winner is declared out of two points. In some instances, the final round does not have to go though the "out-of-two" phase. Instead, the final players can decide the winner out of one point.
6.If the players decide to start a completely new round, the order is based on the players that were out first being last, e.g. if there were five players competing, the first player to get out would be fifth in the order.
by techno October 18, 2015