A complete redneck who doesn't do cowboy stuff but still does stuff in the mud and dirt and goes boating. And smokes a marlboro cigarette for a different reason.
by DoomShade July 17, 2024
by Happysow May 18, 2021
When a group of men each ejaculate into a pair of boots then randomly select one of the men to chase the others while wearing said boots until eventually catching one and shouting “Philly Cowboy”. The one who is caught then has to repeat the cycle and the game goes on.
This game originates in the streets of Philadelphia (1960s), however it is less popular there now. It is most popular in cities such as: Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Chicago, Illinois.
This game originates in the streets of Philadelphia (1960s), however it is less popular there now. It is most popular in cities such as: Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Chicago, Illinois.
by Philly Cowboy lover May 08, 2022
by Cowboy Shocker December 25, 2019
by Cowboy Shocker December 25, 2019
(verb) the act of decocking a handgun with an exposed hammer by pulling the trigger while the thumb of one's firing hand rests on the hammer, stopping the hammer's motion, then slowly allowing it to move until it rests at the base of its travel without striking the firing pin with sufficient force to ignite the primer of a chambered round.
I was afraid Jeb was going to put a hole through the floor of my car when he cowboy decocked his revolver.
by J.R., PhD, MD, PsyD, Esq. May 04, 2022
A product development methodology where team focuses on delivering daily updates and improvements directly to users, sidestepping conventional processes like detailed task management, frequent meetings, and structured sprints.
It's typically adopted during critical phases such as the lead-up to a product launch or immediately afterwards. While effective in the short term for rapid improvements, extended periods of cowboy speedrunning can lead to burnout, increased technical debt, and potentially risky decisions.
It's typically adopted during critical phases such as the lead-up to a product launch or immediately afterwards. While effective in the short term for rapid improvements, extended periods of cowboy speedrunning can lead to burnout, increased technical debt, and potentially risky decisions.
In the past week, our team has adopted cowboy speedrunning. We've managed to rapidly address user feedback and issues, greatly improving their experience.
by pyyding March 20, 2024