Reassembly

Trans, furry, Minehut moderator. Literally no worse trio than that.

Reassembly probably likes animals more than you do.

by ihateminehutmods February 15, 2024

Reassembly

An ego the size of a planet, likes animals more then normal people, wears a tail in public.

I heard Reassembly's tail fell out in public.

by Aroze March 7, 2025

musical reassurance

Refers to da cheerful/casual whistling/humming/singing dat you're always super-glad/relieved to hear emanating from a mechanic, carpenter, or other repairman as he's working on your in-need-of-fixing item, since this unflustered tune-making indicates that whatever mending/alterations which are required to restore your device are merely "all in a day's work" or "old hat" with him; i.e., he's confidently proceeding with the task and is not concerned that there will be any snags. problems, or delays in said repairs.

Hearing the gloriously-welcome musical reassurance from a service-person produces a similar radiant hopefulness that you experience from being present during an "Ohhhhhhh...!" moment, since in both cases you feel pleasantly relieved that your device is indeed not irreparably damaged/worn/aged, and therefore it will probably be up-and-running again in a fairly short time.

by QuacksO June 12, 2019

Thomas Repass

A very kind hearted man at nature, often has many dark thoughts in relation to his past. This guy also helped a Kid named Michael work through his own demons while simultaneously fighting his own. Thomas is from Calumet City, Illanois.

Oh man, that guy Thomas Repass sure is awesome.

by Jibbydabibby December 13, 2019

Banger Revasses

People with asses too huge to pass a certain sign in Antarctica

Banger Revasses, Stop!

by EnigmaIXIXIXI March 16, 2022

Murphy's Law of Post-repair Reassembly

"A device that you're repairing will operate **absolutely perfectly** while you have it taken apart to work on it, but then when you get it all put back together and have all the cabinet-screws re-inserted, THAT'S when the device will decide not to work again."

To lessen the chance of getting "bitten" by Murphy's Law of Post-repair Reassembly, one should double-check everything on a refurbished device before putting it back together again.

by QuacksO March 7, 2019