SPAM SLATS

The same as piss flaps

I shagged a fit girl last night. She had exquisite spam slats

by bazils September 9, 2009

spam emails

a crappy email/emails sent from scammers and companies that want humans extinct that usually is stored in the receiver's spam folder.

She was scared that she will be flooded with spam emails when she became famous, but its not a big deal................

by LPG_Gas October 12, 2017

spam eater

A person from Hawaii who likes spam, or a insult to use after being called a haole.
Can also be use to defind someone in the “aloha sprit”.

Spam eater: go back to the main land you fuckn haole
You: fuck off you fuckn spam eater

by brianjordan97 February 15, 2019

eye spam

The opposite of eye candy. Visually unpleasing. Fugly.

Jennifer: Wow, Matt is so cute, talk about eye candy, he is a sexy beast.
Dick and John: What are we eye spam?

by Donna S March 27, 2008

GL Spam

GL Spam (Action Verb); GL Spam is a slang term used to abbreviate "Grenade Launcher Spamming". This term arrose from the popularity of using grenade launchers in online video games such as Crimewave 1986. It has since then become a massive disturbance to the peace of Miami and online culture alike.

GL Spamming is the action of consistently, and constantly using a grenade launcher to repeatedly hurt other players in Crimewave 1986. It is a very hated action by numerous online communites and discord servers.

"Don't look at him sweeite, he's a GL Spammer."

Person 1: "Why does everybody hate me?"
Person 2: "Bro... you GL spam..."
Person 3: *Punches Person 1 In the neck*
Person 2: *Joins in on the beat down*

by Adrixcee! October 6, 2023

Voice Spam

Obscene number of calls made to one person by one person or organization. Similar to email spam.

AT&T has been voice spamming me all week - calling me twelve times to get me to switch my telephone provider.

by Michael Christenson August 21, 2007

reversal-spam

A technique used by webmasters (often of adult sites) to advertise bring new visitors to their site via planting a "Who is this hot chick?" or "Where is this photo from?" post (accompanied by a picture) on web message boards. The goal is to elicit the answer that directs new users to their pay site in a way that doesn't violate most forums' rule of 'No advertising'.

Often, if the poster is unsuccessful in finding someone to post the correct link, they will either post a response with the correct link saying they somehow found it, or create another poster account to do so.

She's hot, but everyone's seen that lame site. It's 8 years old now. Are you trying to pull a reversal-spam on us?

by Michael Foley NY August 20, 2007