Mother "Kalpu, did you wash your bum?"
Son "No, mom i forgot, sorry..."
Mother "That's it! time for a trouble bath"
Son "No, mom i forgot, sorry..."
Mother "That's it! time for a trouble bath"
by Shrinx June 7, 2009
Get the Trouble Bath mug.A knee-jerk reaction in the troubleshooting process that actually causes more damage than the initial problem it was designed to overcome.
I can't believe that just happened! I called into to tech support and they had me drop my firewall because I couldn't obtain an IP address. What a troubleshat, now I've got viruses on my machine and can only boot to safe mode, much less connect to the internet!
by ben December 28, 2005
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To have already been engaged in the act of troubleshooting.
To have already utilized the ability to troubleshoot.
The doppleganger of the past tense of troubleshoot, which is troubleshot.
To have already utilized the ability to troubleshoot.
The doppleganger of the past tense of troubleshoot, which is troubleshot.
"I troubleshat the shit out of that computer!"
by mike goffin October 7, 2005
Get the troubleshat mug.A stupid, mislead, whorish little girl who runs away from her problems and sleeps with every guy she can, while posting about it on Off-topic.net for sympathy and more hookups on drugs and dick.
See also: Lauren Whitehead, vdubbish
See also: Lauren Whitehead, vdubbish
by spanky February 14, 2003
Get the *Trouble* mug.(n). 1. A poo that is very stubborn, requires a lot of force to eject., 2. Hardened feces which is lodged at the anus, preventing soft feces behind it to pass.
Example. "Where's a magazine? I've got a trouble-maker to work out."
Example. "Where's a magazine? I've got a trouble-maker to work out."
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by MiboMoyen November 25, 2013
Get the trouble-maker mug.'Trobas' is a phonetic term which one would hear regularly in Greece, or in any place with a healthy Greek population! Troba means 'pump' and 'trobas' therefore means 'Pumper' - in the sense of wanker. This word is interchangeable with the common Greek word Malaka which shares the same meaning. Trobas does not share the universality of 'Malaka' and therefore only experienced speakers of the language tend to use this word. Like 'Malaka' ,trobas may be used to express greeting (in a friendly manner) and almost as effectively, to communicate an offence to someone!
(Friendly) John sees his friend Mark approaching. The two haven't met in ages.
John: 'Hey trobas!!!! :) We haven't met in ages! How have you been malaka??
(Hostility) John was mistaken and the person approaching wasn't in fact his friend Mark.
Approaching Person (in response to John's warm greeting): 'Ah Trobas what are you blind! Go see an optician!'
John: 'Hey trobas!!!! :) We haven't met in ages! How have you been malaka??
(Hostility) John was mistaken and the person approaching wasn't in fact his friend Mark.
Approaching Person (in response to John's warm greeting): 'Ah Trobas what are you blind! Go see an optician!'
by fadiga888 October 1, 2010
Get the Trobas mug.1. When knowingly, and consciously getting into trouble with no regard or care for the potential repercussions.
2. When one said person has one or more warrants for their arrest at one time.
3. If your name is Brittany Rivera.
2. When one said person has one or more warrants for their arrest at one time.
3. If your name is Brittany Rivera.
"That girl is such a troublemaker."
"She reminds me of the troublemaker."
"I'm best friends with a troublemaker."
"Brittany Rivera is the troublemaker."
"She reminds me of the troublemaker."
"I'm best friends with a troublemaker."
"Brittany Rivera is the troublemaker."
by Burdman21 August 28, 2013
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