Pebcac

Problem Exists Between the Computer And the Chair.

Frequently used by IT tech support people.

What was wrong with that computer?
Don't worry it was just a Pebcac.

by Evan Weston February 9, 2003

pbkac

Problem Between Keyboard and Chair

The User of the Computer is the problem

No the problem is not WIndows XP its PBKAC

by Visentinel June 29, 2003

PeekaChu

A PeekaChu (peek A Choo;) when a girl is giving a guy head and he cums on her then sneezes all over her face.

ex1:"yo bro Ashley was giving me head this weekend and i was like im gunna cum... so i pulled her head up then i peekachu'd snot and cum all over her face... it was great"

ex2:"It was so gross! I was giving Adam head over the weekend and he Peekachu'd ALL over me ! he pulled my head up and was like PEEKA ...CHUUUUUUUUUUU; i couldnt get all the boogers off of me"

by discoflashBlo November 2, 2007

PEBKAF

Problem Exists Between Keypad And Floor - Security Company Troubleshooting error description

It wasn't a false alarm - it was PEBKAF error. Dickhead forgot his alarm code. Tit!

by KeithMyArthe September 8, 2007

pibkac

Problem Is Between Keyboard And Chair. Another term used to refer to an id10t or other person who probably should not own a computer.

He says all it does when he double clicks is move the icon around. I think we have a serious case of pibkac.

by Mathieu Favreau February 15, 2005

PLBKAC

Acronym in computer circles meaning 'problem lies between keyboard and chair'. Refers to the person sitting in the chair being the real problem.

The user complained of the new software breaking his computer but really it was a PLBKAC.

by Mr. Furious December 21, 2005

PEBTAC

Term used by system administrators and help desk technicians when an internal customer has a problem that no amount of technical/technological "fixing" will resolve. Stands for "Problem Exists Between Terminal and Chair"

IT Manager: The VP of Marketing needs help with his mouse again.
Help Desk: Well, we already replaced it with a newer model and updated the driver. This is obviously a case of PEBTAC.

by brap March 30, 2009