by ASPOON April 15, 2007
Get the random mug.1. a phrase used to tag unknown and superfluous people who don't belong in facebook pictures.
2. a term of massive disrespect to denigrate a person's status on facebook
2. a term of massive disrespect to denigrate a person's status on facebook
by cherylstanga April 30, 2009
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-- Captain Random
-- Captain Random
by Cpt. Random's friend September 8, 2004
Get the Captain Random mug.used to assign distance to the subject - either to avoid going into detail, or to suggest a lack of knowledge of it. also can be used as a noun.
1. "there were about a dozen people at the party - Betty, Sue, Wilma, Christine, Peter and I, and about half a dozen random others."
2. "I didn't pull last night, but when I left, Stephen was getting off with some random guy."
3. "Nice party. Who are all these randoms?"
2. "I didn't pull last night, but when I left, Stephen was getting off with some random guy."
3. "Nice party. Who are all these randoms?"
by Professor Heathen Stalking October 19, 2004
Get the random mug.Amazingly radical and awesome. This word orginated from Venice Beach in 1989 by a group of high school teenagers at a skate park.
by Tommy Lee March 30, 2005
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1. Having no specific purpose or objective.
2. Relating to a type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution.
3. Unpredictable; weird.
1. Having no specific purpose or objective.
2. Relating to a type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution.
3. Unpredictable; weird.
by Lola L. December 2, 2004
Get the Random mug.adj. no real reasoning, objective or pattern.
however, people are using this word randomly to convey alternative things e.g. weird. See example. Note how the answer was on topic.
however, people are using this word randomly to convey alternative things e.g. weird. See example. Note how the answer was on topic.
An example of how random is typically incorrectly used:
Joe: What are you doing tomorrow?
Bob: I'm going to go for a leisurely stroll with my dog in the scenic public park.
Joe: How random.
Joe: What are you doing tomorrow?
Bob: I'm going to go for a leisurely stroll with my dog in the scenic public park.
Joe: How random.
by letsprocrastinate December 16, 2004
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