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Win Win by Council of Men March 7, 2012
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One with warm and comforting eyes, hugs are special and make you feel wonderful, smile is as bright as the sun, very sweet and caring to others, is charming and handsome, very interesting, and most of all very special to me!
Win Achariya by A very special friend August 31, 2003
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win-win attitude
(n) The act of taking an online game too seriously. These people constantly try to give pointless orders, and prevent anyone from having any fun.
They also blame their team if they lose/die.
They also blame their team if they lose/die.
<While play Joint Ops>
ClanGuy: WTF1 ATTAK BASEE CCCC!!11112 U GUYZ SUCKZS
Player: Calm down, it's a game.
ClanGuy: DATZ ITT UR BANED!11q1
ClanGuy: WTF1 ATTAK BASEE CCCC!!11112 U GUYZ SUCKZS
Player: Calm down, it's a game.
ClanGuy: DATZ ITT UR BANED!11q1
win-win attitude by Penguin X July 25, 2004
win quitter
Almost like a rage quitter except they quit a game after only winning their first match. They usually quit because they know they are going to lose in a rematch, especially if they won by luck or some other circumstances such as bad internet connection. A win quitter is NOT someone who beats you fair and square and then gives you a rematch.
"We were playing a close game and he beat me with a cheap trick. I asked for a rematch but he refused. He's a win quitter."
win quitter by jiggysaw17 July 25, 2019
Win-win
As discussed in "The 40 Year-Old Virgin," a win-win is the act of popping any kind of drowsiness inducing drug (Nyquill for example) and proceeding to jerk off. Whether or not one finishes before falling asleep is besides the point because "either way you win..."
Win-cest
Win-cest: Referring to the apparently lightly “inbred” nature of the residents of the town of Winchester, CT in particular and to residents of Northeast Litchfield county in general. Cuts across all social and economic boundaries. Might be a Raggy thing, might not. Not surprising really since many of the first families to settle the area are still here after 10 or so generations and have not moved more than a couple miles in the last 250 years. Often used unfairly to target people from Winsted since the populations of the surrounding towns of Colebrook, Riverton, The Hartlands, both East and West, Barkhamsted, New Hartford, Burrville, Winchester Center, Goshen and Norfolk are all at the very least equally lacking in genetic diversity. Let’s not get started on what happens when you cross the state line into the Berkshires of Massachusetts!