triple digits

triple digits is an expression used for when you do dirty good on something, usually something in school, like a test, or an essay.

triple digits comes from 100%, which in case you are a complete idiot is three digits

triple digits can also be used as a verb, as in triple digitED

Cho guy look at this test triple digits man brrap brrap!

BooYA! tooootally triple digited my science exam

by suckmyback February 18, 2005

Digitard

Digitard - "Digitarded" - digitally retarded: people collectively who are digitally retarded. An individual that lacks digital comprehension.

"Bob has some digital retardation, in fact he's a digitard, I had to show him how to attach a file to an email yesterday"

by Dan McGreevy February 3, 2009

Digital Camera

A camera in which you do not have to use film. It used digital media, thus, you do not have to pay to get it developed. It kicks ass.

by Windexter April 16, 2003

digimajik

rawr

digimajik- teh 1337 of thewarcenter

noop.
p.s- death to the color brigade

* i bow to digimajik *

by u will never know June 6, 2004

Digimon

A pathetic excuse for a show. The idea obviously came from Pokemon because they completely copied it. To make matters worse, every Digimon's name HAS to end with mon. When you look at Pokemon, not 1 of their name's ends with mon. Pokemon is way better than Digimon.

Who wants to watch Digimon when Pokemon is 100,000,000,000,000,000 times better than it?

by Pimpdog April 12, 2006

Digimon hater

Digimon haters are rad dudes who know the score. Every one of them is a real man of genius, the sort of man who takes an even-handed approach to everything.

Wow, Bob sure is a Digimon Hater!

by KidCharlemagne August 19, 2006

digital obesity

Information hoarders with a ferocious appetite for data.

Digital obesity can be used to describe people with full ipod's, mobile phones, digital camera's etc who refuse to delete old or unwanted data in case they need it in the future. The same people can often be found trying to fill 400GB Hard Drives with junk, just because the space is "there". Also relates to software packages that are needlessly large and over complex.

by Ben Crawford1 July 28, 2007