Sonic Fanboy

Emyr

Emyr is such a fucking sonic fanboy

by Tim and Tom December 3, 2018

black and decker fanboy

is a fanboy of the black and decker tools. also is the only shareholder of the company that invested all there money into the failing business, there are many ways to recognise this fanboy . 1: whenever you start talking about good quality tools around them you will hear the words BLACK AND DECKER IS DA BEST followed by inaudible rage with rage spit covering the room. 2:always wears a matching black and decker suit. 3: drives a shitty red toyota ute that they proclain is called "the beast"..... it is wise that if you encounter this fanboy you must run to your nearest makita dealer where it cannot get you as makita tools is its biggest weakness.....

1: guy 1: hey have you seen that new milwaukee cordless drill.

guy 2: yer....it looks much better than that black and decker piece of shit....

black and decker fanboy: NAYNAYANYANAYNAYANYANAYN black and decker is the best..........(inaudible rage)
2: oh look its crappy red toyota ute........

by beefmaster (josh) August 24, 2011

Faco

A faco is a Fucking Taco for when you are fungry

Dude I'm so fungry, lets get some facos.

by Factacular February 9, 2008

Falcon Claw

The act of forming your hand in the shape of a falcon claw (your first three fingers), curving them, and hitting someone's breast area.

Person A: Hey man, what's up?
Person B: Not mu- OW MAN! WHAT THE HELL!
Person A: Sorry, I couldn't resist the call of the falcon claw.

by t-rexasourous November 10, 2010

fanboy

A universal term for anyone who likes something that you don't like.

"Battlefield *fans* are much smarter than stupid COD *fanboys*."

by PurpleSfinx October 8, 2011

sewage falcon

a level 2 dirty bird; not very attractive but horny as hell girl; 4+ beers recommended

Check out the sewage falcon in the low cut sequin top and leather miniskirt, get me a beer.

by Swollen Ostrich August 16, 2003

fanboys

A pneumonic device in AP style for remembering words that receive commas just before them when conjoining two independent clauses. (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

This is an independent clause, but this is also an independent clause.

by Tom March 30, 2005