A nickname for Acer, Inc. A Taiwanese-based computer manufacture well known for making poorly constructed, unreliable PCs with terrible after sales service.
by tonedebone March 02, 2011
1. Electronic Dance Music. A broad category to describe electronic music suitable for dancing including but not limited to house, trance, techno, drum and bass and any respective subgenres located therein.
2. Shorthand used by dance music noobs that don't want to accidentally trigger a dance music fandom with an incorrect assumption of a track's genre.
3. Generic term used to dumb down dance music when talking with someone that calls it doof doof or wubwub.
2. Shorthand used by dance music noobs that don't want to accidentally trigger a dance music fandom with an incorrect assumption of a track's genre.
3. Generic term used to dumb down dance music when talking with someone that calls it doof doof or wubwub.
1. Deep house, acid house, French house and progressive house are four examples of house music, which is one of the oldest genres of EDM.
2. "Check out this new Aly & Fila track! They're my favourite trance act!"
"Meh, their vocal trance sucks. I only listen to their uplifting trance."
"It's all EDM tho, right?"
*grrr*
3. "Bloody kids and their doof doof music! Oops ... I mean bloody kids and their EDM! Bloody EDM! It's political correctness gone mad!"
2. "Check out this new Aly & Fila track! They're my favourite trance act!"
"Meh, their vocal trance sucks. I only listen to their uplifting trance."
"It's all EDM tho, right?"
*grrr*
3. "Bloody kids and their doof doof music! Oops ... I mean bloody kids and their EDM! Bloody EDM! It's political correctness gone mad!"
by tonedebone August 17, 2019
An exclamation of agreement, believed to have originated in Southern Missouri around the time of the American Civil War. Rediscovered in 2015 by popular American history podcast "The Dollop" during their episode about an 1860s vigilante group called The Bald Knobbers.
by tonedebone September 17, 2019
by tonedebone April 26, 2010
An oversized stroller, pram, pushchair or other conveyance for transporting babies and toddlers. Usually with enormous wheels that takes up the entire width of a sidewalk, made by manufacturers such as Bugaboo. Like an SUV, but for little kids.
Watch out for that mom and kid in that mama hummer, they'll run you down if you don't get out of the way!
by tonedebone November 16, 2010
by tonedebone December 26, 2009
n. An Australian imaginary incapacitated person held up as an archetype of incapacity: what Blind Freddy can see (understand) must be very obvious.
Was once believed to have originated from a 1920s Sydney hawker named either Freddy or Freddie, however it appears that a reference to Blind Freddy in the context of seeing (understanding) the bleeding obvious was made in an issue of The Sydney Sportsman in October 1902.
Further research suggests that Blind Freddy may be a reference to Sir Frederick William Pottinger, a police officer who was in charge of the Lachlan district in New South Wales in the mid-1800s. The success of bushranger Ben Hall in evading capture there in 1862 is alleged to have earned Pottinger the name "Blind Freddy".
Was once believed to have originated from a 1920s Sydney hawker named either Freddy or Freddie, however it appears that a reference to Blind Freddy in the context of seeing (understanding) the bleeding obvious was made in an issue of The Sydney Sportsman in October 1902.
Further research suggests that Blind Freddy may be a reference to Sir Frederick William Pottinger, a police officer who was in charge of the Lachlan district in New South Wales in the mid-1800s. The success of bushranger Ben Hall in evading capture there in 1862 is alleged to have earned Pottinger the name "Blind Freddy".
by tonedebone September 17, 2019