Change Channels. Frequently used by unfriendly people in MMORPG MapleStory. MapleStory players say this so they can have a map or training spot for themselves. On private servers a GM (Game Master) will often be mentioned after asking someone to change channels, so the other will be afraid to get banned and change channels eventually.
by xSnowbell August 26, 2010
CC travels the world; crushes hot random ass; does NOT collect comic books NOR live in Shelburne. He makes over $100k and is best friends with Poker Playboy, Dan Bilzerian.
by Fatay June 03, 2014
"Hey man you got any CC?"
"Dude I got so wasted on that CC you bought me last night"
"Wassup man what are you up to tonight?, Bout to CC! awww"
"Dude I got so wasted on that CC you bought me last night"
"Wassup man what are you up to tonight?, Bout to CC! awww"
by lilmachew June 14, 2009
1. in 1977, "carbon copy", for the pre-photocopier way of manually making copies of a letter
2. now, "courtesy copy"; either a 2nd copy of a letter or of an email sent to another recipient
Related to BCC Blind carbon/courtesy copy -- referring to extra copoes secretly sent to others.
2. now, "courtesy copy"; either a 2nd copy of a letter or of an email sent to another recipient
Related to BCC Blind carbon/courtesy copy -- referring to extra copoes secretly sent to others.
1. Remember those old triplicate forms when you made 2 carbon copies at the same time as an original?
2. When sending mass forwards of a funny joke or email, don't put everyone in the CC field, as that's risky for spam & viruses; use the BCC field for their emails & put your own in the TO:
2. When sending mass forwards of a funny joke or email, don't put everyone in the CC field, as that's risky for spam & viruses; use the BCC field for their emails & put your own in the TO:
by cyberpope67,BC,Canada November 03, 2010
"Carbon copy", originating from the time when typewriters were used to write letters and carbon paper used to make duplicates. Now used as a technique in bureaucrazys to communicate across different levels of status or get peons to do work see example.
by dunkaliciouso June 22, 2005