Fry's Electronics Ad

Newspaper ad that comes a few times a week in the newspaper. Normally has the cheapest prices, and you can normally find plenty of nerds in the store.

Q: Hey Herschel, did you get the frys ad?
A: I sure did Jebidiah, and i am going to buy me some memory, dvds, and crack!

by Gayenstein May 13, 2005

Electronics Boutique

The store I work at. Gets lots of retarded customers

"I'd like to return this"
"You can't"
"Why not?"
"It's against our policy. Sorry."
"Your policy sucks my cock"
"*BANG* splatter"

by Nitro March 2, 2003

Electronics Boutique

Electronics Bukake is another name for Electronics Boutique

person 1: im going to buy a game at Electronics Boutique
person 2: HAHA electronics bukake

by rag on a muffin November 1, 2003

electronica

There's a lot of sub genres in electronica. The term 'techno' has been warped to include all electronic music due to mainstream media being ignorant. Techno doesn't include trance, house, vocals or any of the more modern sub-genres. The correct term is electronica. You have:

trance
vocal trance
goa-psy trance
house
hard dance
euro dance
progressive
hardcore
ambient
drum & bass
break beats
chillout
etc, as sub-genres.

"techno" is just a broader sub-genre of electronica that was pioneered in Detroit, derived from synth pop and electro.

by St3ph August 10, 2006

happy electronic prosthetic

Happy Electronic Prosthetic (HEP) is a small computerized gadget like a cellphone, PDA, wristwatch etc. also known as a "Personal Electronic Thingy". frequently worn, or attached to womens faces while driving.

I used to carry a datebook and a bag phone... now that I have my Happy Electronic Prosthetic, I can keep track of my appointments, text message my GF and play tetris all through class!

by JonnyPhenomenon November 1, 2005

electronic punk

A trance loving, liquored up, website designing freak with a spiky cactus

electronic punk played with his cactus

by Anonymous August 27, 2003

electrokinetic

using electrical current to create movement/propulsion.

Use of high voltage's in a capacitor create a natural movement in the direction of the positively(+) charged surface.

first discovered by Thomas Townsend Brown in the 1930's. Also known as the 'Bifield Brown Effect'.

The capacitor displayed an electrokinetic effect.

by clarky May 13, 2005