by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 25, 2004
1.
A term originated from an old video game magazine from the mid to late 90's called GameFan. Generally meaning a gammer who is a cheap player. Often used for someone playing Street Figther or various fighting game, who hides in a corner, blocks constantly, or over uses the same technique without remorse. Also see boat people skills.
2.
When a person uses dishonorable means to justify his or hers ends. Could be an insult or a compliment depending on the person giving or taking the comment.
A term originated from an old video game magazine from the mid to late 90's called GameFan. Generally meaning a gammer who is a cheap player. Often used for someone playing Street Figther or various fighting game, who hides in a corner, blocks constantly, or over uses the same technique without remorse. Also see boat people skills.
2.
When a person uses dishonorable means to justify his or hers ends. Could be an insult or a compliment depending on the person giving or taking the comment.
"When playing ____ (various game) Billy was cheating, using the same old thug tactics as usual.
Translation: Billy used crouch/block/punch over and over again.
"Bean Segal is in jail again? He was up to the same ole thug tactics, huh?"
Translation: self explanitory
Translation: Billy used crouch/block/punch over and over again.
"Bean Segal is in jail again? He was up to the same ole thug tactics, huh?"
Translation: self explanitory
by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 25, 2004
by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 29, 2004
1.
A commonly used term in Don't Speak. Don't Speak is a contraditionary language where phases and speach ofthen begins with Don't. Like "don't" when used in this language, this word means its opposite.
2.
The opposite of "I know" meaning "I don't know"
A commonly used term in Don't Speak. Don't Speak is a contraditionary language where phases and speach ofthen begins with Don't. Like "don't" when used in this language, this word means its opposite.
2.
The opposite of "I know" meaning "I don't know"
When slapped by girlfriend...
"I know why you slapped me"
Translation: Why did you slap me? Hooker!
"Dont I know why this guy got on mitch matched socks in public!"
Translation: Why does this idiot have on mitch matched socks?
"I know why you slapped me"
Translation: Why did you slap me? Hooker!
"Dont I know why this guy got on mitch matched socks in public!"
Translation: Why does this idiot have on mitch matched socks?
by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 25, 2004
In street lingo this means a push over or a weak individual. It is equal to calling someone gay, a fruit, a fairy, a queer, a queen, a homo, a baby, a whinner... generally very bad. When heard in rap (hip hop) it is ment to be in insult.
Not to be confused with the non-street version of the same word (which is the good version aka the suburban kid version).
Not to be confused with the non-street version of the same word (which is the good version aka the suburban kid version).
"Cupcake muahfukas, yall sweeter than candy".
"Man, I hate his sweet ass... always wearin that tight ass played out shirt."
"Man, I hate his sweet ass... always wearin that tight ass played out shirt."
by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 29, 2004