Rage Quit Game Change

The act of getting so angry with a game that you quit and put in a new, usually completely different game just to make yourself calm down.

Bob: What happened?
Tim: Dan did a rage quit game change. He got so pissed of at the noobs on COD that he took the game out of his xbox, threw it across the room, and put in need for speed

by Trace12 May 2, 2010

Butt Fire Game

A drinking game where each player must chug an entire beer. First both players each place one end of a piece toilet paper in each others butt(perferably 5 squares in length) The middle of the toilet paper is then Lit. Each player must finish their beer before they can pull out the toilet paper and may not start to drink before the fire is lit. (Also known as Fire in the Whole)

Luc: hea Jon I hear you have a challenge in butt fire game?
Jon: Are you challenging me or is Chris?
Chris: no way in hell my ass hairs are burned from butt fire game last night.

by butfiregame January 4, 2008

the cool points are out the window and I'm all twisted up in the game

We are past the point where we need to impress one another because I have got the feeling for you

in the movie Bringing Down the House

by Slowmo November 10, 2003

The Muffin Game

Basically, it is a game played by two or more males in which a muffin is placed on the ground, the players form a circle around the muffin, and the players must race to jizz on the muffin. The last person to jizz on the muffin must eat it. Origin unknown. Try this game with your camping buddies.

We were playing the Muffin Game and Brad, reluctantly, ended up eating the muffin.

by j3ss3!!!!! July 28, 2006

GameFAQs Moderator

- A dumbass that thinks he is god and then suspends you for you being an individual.

- A low-life, piece of crap of a human being.

- I hate all the GameFAQs Moderators.

- "He's such a GameFAQs Moderator..."

by Justin H. April 29, 2005

Game show

A game show is a type of television program in which people play a game that involves answering questions or solving problems for money and/or prizes. On some shows contestants compete against other players or another team while other shows involve contestants playing alone for a good outcome or a high score. Game shows often reward players with prizes such as cash, trips and goods and services provided by the show's prize suppliers. Many television game shows descended from similar programs on radio.

Examples of game shows include Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, The Price is Right, and Deal or No Deal.

by codell January 13, 2009

The Nervous Game

A game where one person puts their hand on different parts of anothers persons body-starting at their head and moving down the rest of their body- asking "are you nervous". You stop when the other person says yes. If you get lucky they'll never get nervous and you'll have much more fun.

I played the nervous game with Sally and she never said yes. Eventually we were doin the horizontal tango.

by Marteel March 26, 2006