Random Light is when someone randomly starts fucking people in public while wearing Christmas lights so he stands out, they call it a random event
by PewPewshots November 15, 2017
Get the random lightmug. The act of attacking someone in a fighting game for no reason. This generally describes how most people play fighting games, though the term emerged within a small community of players who just chill in fighting games for the sake of socializing.
Strangely, this concept of "randoming" is rejected by many, and "doesn't exist" to them.
Strangely, this concept of "randoming" is rejected by many, and "doesn't exist" to them.
by daft shit March 27, 2023
Get the randomingmug. do something innovative, something unique, something no one has ever done on a webcam then show it to the world. throwing random water bottles everywhere! random water bottles everywhere! just one after the other!
by poet P July 1, 2009
Get the throwing random water bottlesmug. by The comically random gamer June 4, 2023
Get the Comically random gamermug. by tayyeditsbitch January 29, 2019
Get the randommug. Meaningless phrase used to fill in when you can't think of anything better, kind of like bullshitting. Also, see Regional Optimism, Academic Disembowling, etc.
What did you think of that movie?
-Too much random cragginess.
What was your paper on?
-Regional Optimism.
What do you think of that guy?
-Deserves an academic disembowling.
-Too much random cragginess.
What was your paper on?
-Regional Optimism.
What do you think of that guy?
-Deserves an academic disembowling.
by Mum Bojumbo August 25, 2003
Get the Random Cragginessmug. A random event such as a coin toss becomes predictable when repeated on a large scale I.e.
1 million coin tosses will result in a more predictable outcome , we can say with confidence (unless the coin is corrupt)
that there would be an essentially equal number of heads and tails!
1 million coin tosses will result in a more predictable outcome , we can say with confidence (unless the coin is corrupt)
that there would be an essentially equal number of heads and tails!
Though I can not predict the outcome of a single coin toss with better than a 50/50 (50%) accuracy, predictable randomness allows me to confidently predict the outcome of a million coin tosses with a 99+% accuracy.
by RNG trader October 8, 2017
Get the predictable randomnessmug.