An Alien Gun used in the Bungie game series Halo. In Halo one, like all guns, in halo 2, they became dual weilable, but in halo 3 returned to single weild, the only one handed non dual gun. The fire long, slightly homing projectiles that explode after enough hit the target, normally around eight needles judging from halo three. It is mostly used if you dislike the spawn weapon and fear you will die soon or if you think you may surprise someone. The are used to easily get a "Beyond the Grave" medal in halo 3 since they only explode after a certain time. This is sometimes made in vain since if not enough needles hit, they will not exploded and dissappear as the shield regenerates.
A drug injecting addict who will stop at nothing to get high. Lying, cheating, stealing, manipulation, deception, exploitation and trickery are the most common tactics they use.
Damn bro, I can't believe that needlerat got you for $400, that'sone heartless bitch.
A reference to the sharp tingling senstation onefeels when a body part hasn't been moved for a while or when it's been pressed up against something in the wrong way.
Example 1:
Referenced in the movie PCU.
A character named 'Pigman' sits on a couch in front of a TV for seemingly days without getting up. When he finally gets up, he realizes that his body is so cramped from being still that he quickly falls to the floor and shouts out:
"Pins and needles!...Pins and needles!"
Example 2:
Referenced by the rock band Blur in a song called "Song 2":
"When I feel heavy metal And I’m pins and I’m needles
Well I lie and I’m easy..."
Good Lookin', smooth talkin', men and women descended from a Scottish clan of people not above piracy. The present day Neeley is also below acts of piracy and hooliganism.
Watch out, he's a Neeley.
I can't belive you jumped onto that boat and killed everybody! That was soooo Neeley!