I AM ERROR

Its actually due to poor translation that his name is ERROR, his real name is actually Errol which makes a little more sense but the piss-poor translations of the NES days turned that last L into an R, thus the enigmatic ERROR...

What the fuck does I AM ERROR mean?

by Dr. Awesome September 15, 2006

Id10T error

YOU are a f*cking IDIOT lol that what it means, or it could be a real word for an error found on your system thats the USERS problem (user bieng you) ID-Ten-T ;)

IT tech: Sir it seems you have an ID-10-T error on your system, Check the user...
caller:Whats the user?

by Anthoney December 20, 2003

Derivation: the "404: Not Found" error encountered when surfing the web.

You've reached the end of the Internet. You may now shut down your computer and go outside.

There's nothing more to see here.

by shill August 2, 2005

I Am Error

I Am Error

A semi-popular phrase from the second Zelda game - Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Typically useless, but has one small line besides his trademark that is actually a hint.

Was named as a joke, as there is another NPC in the game named Bagu that looks the same. Bagu was supposed to be "Bug."

I talked to the purple guy, but all he said was "I AM ERROR."

by Shadic March 14, 2009

trial and error

trying something untill you get it right

you're checking your math problem and just keep changing the variable until it works

by bon roxor May 14, 2004

Schoolboy Error

For a person of experience to make an error in a situation where she should know better.

Often used by soccer fans in the UK when describing a naive or careless error by a professional player.

"Blimey... that's a bad mistake by Beckham. A real schoolboy error!"

by A Hume February 6, 2007

I.D.10-T Error

Computer repair term. Whenever a computer user does something idiotic and causes a major and sometimes unrepairable problem.

The Idiot: I spilt a glass of water on my computer can you repair it?

The Repair Shop: Sounds like a "I.D.10-T Error", not sure we can repair your computer, but let us have a look.

by Stuart Hale November 25, 2006