Dr. Longhair

Another name for Sephiroth.

Dr. Longhair is badass.

by Brokke January 2, 2008

TMK;DR

Too Much Kanji; Didn't Read

Taken from TL;DR (Too Long; Didn't Read), TMK;DR refers to Japanese writing (especially on Internet social networking sites) utilizing a lot of kanji (with which English-speakers tend to be less-familiar), compared to katakana and hiragana, which English-speakers learn more easily, as they are more like an English alphabet.

"寿司酒刺身河豚鮪日本米国東京横浜は"

TMK;DR

by JodyDFB August 5, 2011

Mountain Dr.

I funny name for Mountain Dew, becuase off brand sodas have names like Mountain Vess, Mountain Thunder, Mountain Root Beer. or some stupid shit like Dr. Vessicle.

I need a soda, lets go buy some Mountain Dr.

by PartyDisk November 12, 2007

Dr. Pepper

The world's best substance. It's better than duct tape. It has a unique flavor and tastes awesome. One of a hacker's best friends (the other is Mountain Dew

Man, I'm thirsty. I think I'll get a Dr. Pepper, the world's best beverage.

by Mike March 13, 2005

Dr of Cocksuckery

A Dr of Cocksuckery is a guy who is an expert at sucking cumgasms out of other guys' dicks.

Matt says I must be a Dr of Cocksuckery because I'm so good at sucking cumgasms out of other cadets' dicks!

by USAF Cadet January 9, 2021

TL;DR

a term originating from forums and text messages in respons to ebscenely long forum posts or texts. means 'too long, didn't read.' the original use has died out however, and it is now only ever used by argumentative cunts who have been outargued and don't want to admit it. as uch, it's current meaning (which would be the corrupted phrase) is 'can't think of an argument, gonna pretend i couldn't be arsed to read it.'

man 1: ...so yeah. learn your stuff, man, you're making yourself look stupid

man (?) 2: (thinks) shit, that's a damn good argument! i got nothin'! unless...

(types) tl;dr

by Riarku Belenix July 5, 2010

bp;dr

"behind paywall, didn't read"

Etymology: An adaptation of tl;dr.

"Dude, did you read that spectacular paper on embryonic stem cells?"

"Sorry, bp;dr"

by Neurobonkers June 17, 2013