An imaginary form of measurement used by telephone companies trying to determine how much data is being passed across the network on DSL. There is absolutely no conversion from "cells" to, say, kilobytes, and the amount of cell flow may vary depending on what kind of DSLAM your service is coming through. Tech support will generally use this as a be-all end-all for how good your connection is. For example, if there's a lot of cell flow they may think you're either downloading a lot of pr0n, you have a virus, or there's nothing wrong at all. If there's only a trickle of cell flow, they may think you have a firewall, you're not at home browsing actively, there's a problem, or there's nothing wrong at all.
Customer: I can't bring up any web pages.
Tech Support: Really? I see a ton of cell flow. Maybe you've got a virus.
Tech Support: Really? I see a ton of cell flow. Maybe you've got a virus.
by jazzsequence March 01, 2005
When you insert your penis into a woman's vagina and proceed to spin her around on said penis. This takes some practice and requires precision timing.
by Tyler Blance June 16, 2008
by Samir February 17, 2005
An elite unit that would conduct controlled assaults on American bases to test their security and ability to defend themselves against terrorist threats. Founded under the control of Richard Marcinko, who founded SEAL Team 6 as well, this unit was later decommissioned due to complaints that the operations conducted by Red Cell were too rough and out of control of officers in charge of the military bases. Red Cell played a little too dirty for their likings. Let's hope that real terrorists play nice enough for them so they can be prepared to deal with it.
by Wannabe Frogman October 15, 2006
A person so insecure that the cannot function in life without having a cell phone attached to their ear. Typically, a younger person.
by RW321 July 21, 2008
a ghetto none-flipping cell phone made my nokia and says cingular on it still even though its now known as at&t
by riley:) October 23, 2008
Something that your principal confiscates so you won't be tempted to text message somebody during your science class.
Mary: *Text messages Staci*
Teacher: no cell phones in class!!
Mary: *texts some more* But, I got some important plans to do over the weekend.
Teacher: *confiscates it*
Teacher: no cell phones in class!!
Mary: *texts some more* But, I got some important plans to do over the weekend.
Teacher: *confiscates it*
by Fuhreal November 27, 2007