BSPAM-BOT

1. Brainwashed Stupid Politically Activated, Moron, and Robotic Thinkers
2. A political science Major taking any grievance studies class

3. Someone looking in the past for a villain to hold responsible for their emotional weaknesses.

4. A perpetually offended fragile Snowflake who is academically concluded.

Secretary: Hey, Boss you interviewed four candidates for the opening today. How did it go?
Boss: Not good every one of them fits a different definition of a BSPAM-BOT.

Secretary: There is an old veteran coming to interview tomorrow at 10;30am
Boss: call and tell him he is hired and to show up when the shift starts.

by Spiritual-Master February 23, 2022

c.o.b.s.t.l.

Case Of Balls Sticking To Legs. This can occur in extreme heat when there is excessive persperation from the lower regions. Also see c.o.i.b.

me on G7 - $#!+, i've got c.o.b.s.t.l. again!
person sitting next to me - whats that?
me - me balls is stickin to me legs!!
person - ewww...

by sam from G7 July 15, 2008

BSM

Benilde-St. Margaret's High School. Hard-knock private school in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Notorious for in-school crime, ie. students stealing Otis Spunkmeyer cookies from the "slow lady".

Did you seem those thugs from BSM drunk drankin' da mocha at Caribou?

by Anonymous Coward May 3, 2003

bsff

Bsff stands for "best suicidal friends forever" it was started by 2 emo friends in high school. It is rarely used yet is good for a friend ship that is always there for each other and understands what the other is going through because they have the same problem

"Those two emo's have to be bsff's, they are always hanging out"

by Origami-Tree February 26, 2017

BSP

Black Stretchy Pants that girls wear to make their ass look huge.

Dibs girl in the BSPs.

by xlacrosse12 October 5, 2010

bsa

British Small Arms,
discontinued motorcycle manufacturer of western Europe in 50's and 60's

My BSA ran over your Indian

by Poster Nutbag June 23, 2003

bsd

BSD stands for berkeley software distribution (not berkely STANDARD...idioth).

There was actually Unix Version 6, then it split into Version 7 and BSD became seperate. Modern BSD is based off of Original BSD 4.4 (4.4lite).

end_user obviously doesn't really know about BSD. It's too bad too, because BSD rules.

by london December 5, 2004