lameless

Something is not lame, unlame or never lame during the period of existence; although it is extremely rare for anyone to achieve the state of lameless. As a result, it can only apply to most objects.

War of Warcraft (WOW) & Blizzard Entertainment are so so so lame that made Mediv down for 8 hrs today & 16 hrs the day before. Wow, you are level 60, you are so lameless here, stop raiding my kills & destroying my cave asshole!!!

by VIAuyeung August 23, 2006

bug lamer

An annoying person desperately searching for errors (bugs) in online video games to take advantage and hide their lack of skill, but the only thing he/she accomplished is be ridiculed and look like a complete fool.

n00b: lolz i can shut u inside this rock!! u suxz!!1

pro-gamer:fucking n00b bug lamer

pro-gamer:*throw granade*

n00b was killed by pro-gamer.

n00b: wooooot?!?!?! 0.0 u hax0r!!1

by aledotnet August 8, 2011

lamers

An interjection expressing disapproval for some action or activity that does not seem interesting or exciting.

Christina: "Hey, want to go watch a movie?"
Michelle: "No, sorry, I can't, I have to study for six hours because I have a biology test."
Christina: "Lamers!"

by Kaylena April 28, 2008

Lamer

Script user kiddie hackers who claim to be "intermediate" or "advanced".

You with the trojan. Your such a lamer

by Shank September 9, 2003

lamer

Lamer - What CjayC of Gamefaqs calls someone he doesn't like.

CJayC was moderated for calling someone a lammer..

by Navck Newsclomer says - Did you know CJayC actually WAS moderated? May 8, 2005

lameness

the state of being lame.

The poser's lameness knew no bounds; he thought I'd be impressed by his hairy chest and his Pontiac.

by snarkette May 29, 2004

LAMER

A person who participates in forums, etc, online seemingly with the sole purpose of getting on people's nerves. Seems to have no clue at all, and will eventually be banned, kicked or otherwise ejected from the area.

May often also be a n00b

Geez, would somebody ban that lamer already?

by ChibiTaryn July 31, 2003