BSOD, a point in time (almost hourly) where windows finds an error in a patch of memory. "reference error at x0fffffx0ff112" the number jibberish is in hex, like you could find that specific memory point anyway.
I was sitting enjoying my kiddie porn, when suddenly my web page wouldnt load! i clicked furiously on the link, but to my dismay a blue screen popped up and...
(he said no more the awe of the BSOD had him switch to linux immediatly)
(he said no more the awe of the BSOD had him switch to linux immediatly)
by ViRuS September 6, 2003
Get the blue screen of deathmug. Women love the Blue Screen of Death because, when stared at for hours on end, adds "gorgeous highlights" to their hair.
by Bastardized Bottomburp August 16, 2003
Get the blue screen of deathmug. what you see after you fall asleep wating for windows to work.
Damn all you lucky linux users for saving money on a good OS.
Damn all you lucky linux users for saving money on a good OS.
by DA GUY April 14, 2004
Get the blue screen of deathmug. An 600 x 800, blue message screen generated by a fatal error on a computer using a version of Windows prior to Windows 2000. This screen also closes the program you are using and makes you automatically lose all your unsaved data.
by star8706 February 1, 2003
Get the blue screen of deathmug. by Jonathan July 12, 2004
Get the Blue Screen of Deathmug. 1.The most frustrating thing you will see in your entire computing experience.
2.An evil screen meant to torture you
3.What you see every 30 minutes if you run windows with even 1 bit of bad RAM
4.something that scares the crap out of new computer users
2.An evil screen meant to torture you
3.What you see every 30 minutes if you run windows with even 1 bit of bad RAM
4.something that scares the crap out of new computer users
AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGHHH!!!!!! it crashed on me!
why do i get the blue screen of death!
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
why do i get the blue screen of death!
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
by darkmaster2004 July 16, 2008
Get the blue screen of deathmug. A multi award-winning game first developed in 1995 by Microsoft and installed into all of it's computers.
by Amos Nusheg February 19, 2008
Get the blue screen of deathmug.