Beepboop: A tall, slender but muscular man who likes to moon people and likes tell people "No," even in situations when he means "Yes". Attractive but extremely stubborn, he is hard to win over even when everyone and everything would be better off if he changed his mind. He is charming and kind when he wants to be, but at times unbearably silly, and he cracks jokes as easily as he breathes, integrating it into his conversation smoothly without missing a beat. He never jokes with malice or with the purpose of offending someone; he only likes to look for the humor in things. Beepboops have invisible buttons on their washboard stomachs, and when you press the invisible buttons they go "Beep! Boop! Beep! Beep! Boop!" and so forth.
Beepboop went to the store and when the cashier said, "Cash or credit?" he said, "No." Beepboop winked and the cashier laughed impulsively.
by bigcatA April 6, 2011
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Get the Beepledung mug.The "Beeper" is a nickname for an "Emergency Locator Transmitter" (ELT) which transmits homing signals on UHF/VHF Emergency frequencies, guiding rescue aircraft and/or ground rescue personnel to an aircraft crash site, or parachute location.
All U.S. registered civil aircraft are required to be equipped with Emergency Locator Transmitters, which automatically activate when crash forces exceed 9 Gs, and transmit a homing signal that can be tracked by special receivers. Most military fixed-wing aircraft have these ELTs installed as well, with the exception of certain fighter aircraft.
Fighters may crash several miles from the point of crew ejection, so the parachute or seat frame containing the "Beeper" device is ideal for locating the crew, rather than the airframe. Large tanker and cargo aircraft may contain jettisonable ELTs which are released by the crew prior to a crash, and are called "Crash Position Indicators" (CPI).
Fighters may crash several miles from the point of crew ejection, so the parachute or seat frame containing the "Beeper" device is ideal for locating the crew, rather than the airframe. Large tanker and cargo aircraft may contain jettisonable ELTs which are released by the crew prior to a crash, and are called "Crash Position Indicators" (CPI).
by David L. Baker March 13, 2008
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