by urban stud November 05, 2007
Dead horses won't get up no matter how much you hit them. Honest. Leave the carcass alone, please. Ew.
by Lady Chevalier May 12, 2005
a member of your team or group that does not pull their own weight. Similar to dead weight but in a team environment.
by Talonx September 26, 2008
An endearing term given to fans of AMC's the Walking Dead. Made from the union of "Walking Dead" and "head case".
I would love to go to your house Sunday, but I've got to be home for the Walking Dead. I'm a huge dead case.
by ArcJaeger February 20, 2014
I was half asleep until I did the laundry smell test- Eyes wide opened from the sharpest dead sock this side of an Crohn's diseased rhino
by joshingster December 03, 2011
A Zombie MMOFPS That is $25.00 for pre-order, and $30.00 On October, 31st, 2012. When it comes out, you buy it, and they send you a code, then go their website and enter the code you can download it.
After you download it, you can customize your character, their are MANY characterizations you can do. Then you choose Multi-player or solo, you can choose from 5 difficulty levels. When you get into the world, you can do ANYTHING you want, the game world is said to be 26,000 kilometers.
You can go into ANY building, ANY door, And MAKE anything. (you can even tape a bag of shit on a sledge hammer, or drill a chicken on your arm if you wanted too)
Also you can DRIVE any vehicle or plane, or be a passenger.
The objective of the game is to survive and kill zombies, and survive other people.
Their are 3 types of zombies
- Healthy Zombie: The youngest form of zombies, the fastest and strongest zombies.
Common Zombies: Their skin started to Rot, hair starts to loose and they can jog to you.
Starving zombies: The Old worn out zombies, They are so weak they can only barley walk to you.
Also the zombies have a UNIQUE sensing system
Hearing- They can hear you walk from a mile away(Best way to be quiet is to walk in concrete or crouch and walk)
Seeing- Of course they can see you...(Best To travel at night)
Smell- The one I don't quite get yet...
And touch, don't have sex with zombies
After you download it, you can customize your character, their are MANY characterizations you can do. Then you choose Multi-player or solo, you can choose from 5 difficulty levels. When you get into the world, you can do ANYTHING you want, the game world is said to be 26,000 kilometers.
You can go into ANY building, ANY door, And MAKE anything. (you can even tape a bag of shit on a sledge hammer, or drill a chicken on your arm if you wanted too)
Also you can DRIVE any vehicle or plane, or be a passenger.
The objective of the game is to survive and kill zombies, and survive other people.
Their are 3 types of zombies
- Healthy Zombie: The youngest form of zombies, the fastest and strongest zombies.
Common Zombies: Their skin started to Rot, hair starts to loose and they can jog to you.
Starving zombies: The Old worn out zombies, They are so weak they can only barley walk to you.
Also the zombies have a UNIQUE sensing system
Hearing- They can hear you walk from a mile away(Best way to be quiet is to walk in concrete or crouch and walk)
Seeing- Of course they can see you...(Best To travel at night)
Smell- The one I don't quite get yet...
And touch, don't have sex with zombies
Person 1: Hey dude, wanna play Left 4 Dead.
Person 2: Fuck no, We need to play The dead Linger.
Person 1: Oh yeah, I'll make a server and you join
Person 2: Fuck no, We need to play The dead Linger.
Person 1: Oh yeah, I'll make a server and you join
by TheDeadLinger October 26, 2012
A jovial term used in reference to a friend or co-worker whom is having or has had a retirement party at work. The party must have refreshments/snacks for the term to apply.
This term comes from the behavior seen when a bug dies on a sidewalk or other observable location. Other bugs will notice the dead bug and stop by to tear a chunk off to eat. Similarly, a co-worker is retiring (dying in a sense) and the other co-workers stop by to grab a snack/drink ( much like tearing off a chunk to eat). Thus the retiree is the 'dead bug'.
Origin of this term is from an IBM site in Rochester, MN.
This term comes from the behavior seen when a bug dies on a sidewalk or other observable location. Other bugs will notice the dead bug and stop by to tear a chunk off to eat. Similarly, a co-worker is retiring (dying in a sense) and the other co-workers stop by to grab a snack/drink ( much like tearing off a chunk to eat). Thus the retiree is the 'dead bug'.
Origin of this term is from an IBM site in Rochester, MN.
by Dilbert-like March 28, 2012