wifi rage

The act of naming a WIFI network in such a way as to discourage free use or hacking thereof. Also known as "passive aggressive wifi".

I'm usually a wifi sniffer, but the neighbor changed his wifi name to "GoAwayNowPest" so he knows I've been downloading porn on his dime... he has wifi rage.

by singedude June 16, 2010

Dad Rage

The intense burst of rage that a father gets when he finds out his child just crashed his new car.

Dad:"You did WHAT! DO U KNOW HOW MUCH THAT CAR COST!"

Freind:"Dude your dad has a serious case of dad rage."

by LO15 May 17, 2010

Loko Rage

The act of consuming the popular alcoholic energy drink "Four Loko" and then acting unruly and disruptive. Often times, those who are raging are prone to break things (particularly thermostats and paper towel dispensers), fight people, unwillingly penetrating unsuspecting female women, verbally abuse authority figures, and start riots.

Most commonly found across college campuses in the United States, notably York College of Pennsylvania.

Bro, Bob was on a hardcore Loko Rage, he totally drop kicked a paper towel dispenser off the bathroom wall last night.

by CrazyScotsman December 11, 2010

Vector Rage

When losing the game Vector TD at school, one feels inclined to abuse the monitor, keyboard or other various items nearby.

*CRASH*
shit, ryan has vector rage

by Stokesley September 23, 2010

Griz Rage

To become infuriated with an online multiplayer game due to lag issues despite having a good connection.

Man I cant get a shot to connect, but I should have full ping. I'm gonna Griz Rage

by Ballzup June 3, 2011

Master-rage

Raging by oneself alone in the dark by the light of your laptop.

Nathan goes to the U of M during finals week and master-rages alone.

by Pookiebear1111111111 December 16, 2011

Text Rage

when people get angry about a text that was misunderstood. This usually happens when the texter forgets that sarcasm and charming voices do not carry well via text. The textee then feels that anger or ill will has been presented and lashes out against the unsuspecting sender of the original text. Friendships have been severed and spouses have been murdered due to such trivial matters. It's amazing we are all still alive to read this bit of nonsense.

Upon reading and misunderstanding his wife's text, he fell into a fit of text rage, throwing his cell phone across the room and watching it smash into pieces.

by buggerritt October 25, 2012