Windows 95

Windows 95 is a OS created by Microsoft in 1995.
It has to many OSR's

Start multitasking. Begin with Windows 95.

by WindowsNt351S January 14, 2024

Tu-95

A Russian strategic bomber that has been around since the cold war. It's biggest competitor is the B-52 stratofortress which is also still in service with the US military. The most distinct features of the Tu-95 are its set of four huge contra-rotating propellers and swept-back wings. Each engine has a total of eight blades, four turning anticlockwise and the other four clockwise. With four engines, that's a total of 32 blades. Whilst a few people say that it is not as advanced or as stealthy (its propellers are so loud that submarines can hear it from underwater!) as some other bombers like the B-2, B-21, B-1, Tu-22M3 or Tu-160, there is no denying the Tu-95 can really deliver. It will probably remain in service until the 2040s. Its NATO reporting name is 'Bear'. It also dropped the tsar bomba.

Person 1: Do you like the Tu-95?
Person 2: No, I like the B-52.
Person 1 has left the chat

by smoking & vaping is for losers January 28, 2025

Keep it 95

Keep it real but not to real

I got a girlfriend and a side chick they both give me head anytime I want some

Bruh stop lying ok I’m keep it 95 just my side chick

by Biggfacts June 11, 2018

born in 95

Millenials, scrubs, Michael, turd burgler

This scrub Michael was born in 95, he's such a turd burgler

by B. J. Vadaszffy July 1, 2020

Back in '95

I had no internet

"Why weren't you on Zoom last night?"
"I was back in '95"

by Csan7 June 8, 2021

95O

A side chick or side man. The new universal code used to describe the individual one is having an affair with or cheating with. “95O” now replaces and supersedes LAPD’S previous “Code X”, LASD’s previous “924” and CHP’s “X-Ray.”

Can you believe she went to Universal and smashed 95O?

by David Waishwile December 24, 2020

9-5

A traditional eight hour day shift.

In some companies, the 9-5 is really 8:30-5 or 9-5:30. It's an extra half hour because of an unpaid 30 minute lunch break. In companies where you're paid by the hour, it's so you don't lose out on 30 minutes of pay. In ones where you're paid by the year, it's pretty much squeazing the extra half hour out of you in order to make up for the 30 minute lunch.

It generally refers to working Monday through Friday but in modern times where services are expected to be availalble durring non business hours, evening and weekend shifts are becomming an increasingly required demand of employees.

I used to work the traditional Mon-Fri 9-5 day shift but they've got me working weekends in the evenings now.

by anonymous October 27, 2004