Trainspotting occurs whilst on large doses of m.d.m.a. or during heavy sleep(R.E.M.). Also known as shuttervision, the eyes move rapidly back and forth creating broken up images, like watching a train go by from a stationary side view...also in reference to checking out a d.j.'s set.
by teeraymorton August 19, 2012
really good movie about scottish heroin addicts. best characters are spud and begbie. the word cunt often appears in the movie.
by click clack cluck July 19, 2005
Standing at the train tracks and waiting for trains to come by. When people chase after the trains, it can even be considered a sport. Could this be any more self-explanatory?
by Dhanuba Jenkins January 4, 2005
by BrokenMan October 27, 2005
Observing trains and logging the numbers. Generally involves standing around in bad weather, watching the tracks. A British hobby.
Oi! Me and Tommy are going to head down to the station and do a bit of trainspotting! It looks a bit rainy, so bring an anorak!
by </time> September 14, 2003
Trainspotting is a term or reference used for people that have probably too much spare time on their hands, and have the ability to draw on useless information that seems relevant at the time.
"you only live twice?" - 1967
runnig time? - 116 min.
director? - lewis gilbert
screen writer? - ian fleming
fuck off, he never wrote any of 'em - ok, so who wrote it then?
you can look it up. how do you feel since you came off the smack? speaking for my self, i am bored. - who wrote it?
but you look healthier... - who wrote it?!
roald dahl. - roald dahl?
>this is a conversation between the characters "renton" and "sick boy" from the movie trainspotting, it's a deleted scene<
jerry seinfeld has also a very impressive knowledge about useless information.
runnig time? - 116 min.
director? - lewis gilbert
screen writer? - ian fleming
fuck off, he never wrote any of 'em - ok, so who wrote it then?
you can look it up. how do you feel since you came off the smack? speaking for my self, i am bored. - who wrote it?
but you look healthier... - who wrote it?!
roald dahl. - roald dahl?
>this is a conversation between the characters "renton" and "sick boy" from the movie trainspotting, it's a deleted scene<
jerry seinfeld has also a very impressive knowledge about useless information.
by krnselt July 27, 2010
by Where is tie April 29, 2019