While splitting a check when out with a group, paying the whole tab with your credit card and taking everyone else's cash instead of going to the ATM.
by Mercy April 5, 2006
Get the table banking mug.Relating to billiards: Taking the break, then proceeding to pocket every ball thereafter without miss or scratch.
by ltdrifter February 2, 2003
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Short for "Digitizing tablet". A flat, thin plastic tray-like object that connects to a computer via USB ports and can control the computer mouse with the included stylus. Quite useful for drawing/graphic designing.
by Blizzleair November 10, 2003
Get the tablet mug.An action taken when an individual becomes so frustrated with a game or task that they seek not only to give up, but to do so in a fashion sufficiently expressing their anger. Though most often used to refer to tabletop or card games (Magic the Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, etc.), it can be used for any game or job.
See also rage quit
See also rage quit
"That move was total bull! You didn't deserve to win, that was all luck!"
"Whoa, no need to flip the table."
"Whoa, no need to flip the table."
by PsykoMutt May 27, 2016
Get the Flip the table mug.Q - 'I'll bet you don't even know what "farm to table" means.'
A - Stand, think, turn around, leave.
A - Stand, think, turn around, leave.
by sideshowmaster October 11, 2016
Get the farm to table mug.An RPG for the Gamecube produced by Namco. Has an awesome battle system and tons of length. A fast-paced adventure illuminated by very lively and lovable characters, plus an involving plot that is absolutely GREAT if you love twists. This game does not receive the true glory it deserves.
Each character in Tales of Symphonia is a masterpiece in all aspects, including dialogue, the relationship/affection system, voice, and design. Except Colette *cough* (and especially Mithos, Kratos, Raine, and maybe Lloyd...? His voice, Scott Menville, is very good).
Basically, ToS is much more deep, memorable, and especially fun to play than similar Japanese RPGs (e.g., Final Fantasy or Grandia, which to me are SACRED enough already). Everyone should experience it.
Each character in Tales of Symphonia is a masterpiece in all aspects, including dialogue, the relationship/affection system, voice, and design. Except Colette *cough* (and especially Mithos, Kratos, Raine, and maybe Lloyd...? His voice, Scott Menville, is very good).
Basically, ToS is much more deep, memorable, and especially fun to play than similar Japanese RPGs (e.g., Final Fantasy or Grandia, which to me are SACRED enough already). Everyone should experience it.
by Charry October 31, 2004
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