Damn honkey, that car is trailered up!
We went down to the shindig last night. We drank shine for hours. Everyone was trailered up.
We went down to the shindig last night. We drank shine for hours. Everyone was trailered up.
by JD Babbitt January 13, 2009
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Get the Rackered mug.A "tracker" to see which people are looking at your myspace, that DOESN'T exist, so STOP forwarding those stupid bulletins or I'm deleting you off my friends list, ho!
There aren't any myspace trackers that work, most of them are bulletins created to help people make money off of advertising.
by Lynese June 20, 2006
1) A musician who makes audio files using a tracker
2) A program used to make audio songs in the .mod format
2) A program used to make audio songs in the .mod format
by Rynn October 4, 2003
a private tracker is a torrent tracker where you can leave a torrent seeding for 1month, and when you come back to it 10TBs of data won't have been leeched from you.
When my friend doesn't use is private tracker and uses a public one like thepiratebay it will take him like 10 days to download a torrent, and while he downloads it it will seed to a ratio of like 10.5
by super money balls January 8, 2011
Geo Tracker: A car typically driven by teen-agers who's parents give it to them as their first car. geo trackers seat 4 legally, however the typical Geo Tracker driver can seat seat up to 14 people. This is not to be confused with a Geo Trekker, that's someone with a broken Geo tracker that has to walk around.
by Johnnyneedscash July 8, 2009
Clothing with sewn in RFID security tags, rather than the pin on plastic type removed at the store, or ones stuck to the hang tags. Very commonly used by the Gap, Old Navy, and Banana Republic. Despite the "remove before wearing" printed on them, they're very frequently not noticed in items made of heavier material, particularly pants, until you go through a security gate at a store and beep. First you wave any bags you're carrying through, and find nothing beeps.
Then you take your cellphone out of your pocket. It's not that.
Then your keys.
Then your change.
Frustrated, embarassed, and completely bewildered at this time as to why you're still setting it off, you'll often still get through with just a hairy eyeball after they've seen enough of your stuff that they can tell you're probably not shoplifting, but it'll happen again, and again, until one day you accidentally stumble across the tag.
Trackerpants. They're out to get you.
(a common contributor to securapathy among shop staff)
Then you take your cellphone out of your pocket. It's not that.
Then your keys.
Then your change.
Frustrated, embarassed, and completely bewildered at this time as to why you're still setting it off, you'll often still get through with just a hairy eyeball after they've seen enough of your stuff that they can tell you're probably not shoplifting, but it'll happen again, and again, until one day you accidentally stumble across the tag.
Trackerpants. They're out to get you.
(a common contributor to securapathy among shop staff)
*security beeper goes off*
"Oooh, look at that guy emptying all his pockets, what do you think he's got?"
"There's no security guard around, he's doing it all on his own. Looks like a classic case of trackerpants!"
"Oooh, look at that guy emptying all his pockets, what do you think he's got?"
"There's no security guard around, he's doing it all on his own. Looks like a classic case of trackerpants!"
by roxyhead March 29, 2009