Bronus Points

When a friend does some very admirable putting their own selfishness aside to help out a bro.

Wade left his movie date to get me from the bar i was SHAMMERED DRUNK .... mega bronus points. I owe him big

by Moihawk June 12, 2013

reward points

What you use to obtain free merchandise.

Shaun, look at the free chairs we just got from using our reward points. It is a good thing they didn't cost us anything.

by BUh bye felicia January 16, 2015

Bae-points

Bae-points are points your Bae can earn for the things subtle or unsubtle he/she does

Dude she totally rashed jeff, she earned some Bae-points

by Sam-the-Weatherman May 30, 2015

friend points

when you help your friend move for 'beer & pizza' aka the pay back scale is never even for favor/job done. but for the sake of friendship

Thanks for watching our puppy while we're away for two months on such short notice, you've earned some serious friend points. We'll get you something from the trip to show our appreciation!

by kevin135! June 11, 2016

Kid nap points

A term used to reward people for their likeability, and how much other people want to kid nap them, take them home and fuck them.

Dude, did you see Madison the other day in that skirt? Major kid nap points.

by Skky October 24, 2008

hardcore points

Points given or taken away depending on how violent/cool or stupid you are.

Given: Guy1 "You know any good rock bands?"
Guy2 "Yeah, Slipknot!"
Guy1 "Sweet, You get 5 hardcore points."

Taken Away: Guy1 "Hey im gonna hit my head on this wall!"
Guy2 "Well that's 12 hardcore points to you but im taking away 6 for stupidity."
Guy1 "Ouch!"

by Clifford Hamilton July 25, 2008

Points

Tenths of the principal of a loan. Especially the kind you get from a loan shark — your legit bank is going to speak in terms of APR instead. F'rill.

Note that “points” are *not* percents. One point is ten percent. This is why definitions of “point” as “percent” get such divided votes… it sounds kind of right, but it isn’t.

Note that “.1” is 10% — this is “one point.”

(If you doubt this, do the math with the example below, from The Sopranos Season 4, Episode 6.)

Ralph: “I won't be able to lend you money for less than two points.”

—later—

Tony: “I'll charge you a point and a half. And that's a lot fucking better than Ralph Cifaretto would do.”

—later—

Artie: “Then how am I gonna pay you back? $50,000, it'd take the rest of my life.”
Tony: “It's $51,500, vig-wise, Artie and technically, you already missed a payment.”

by b01d357 March 2, 2015