Death spin
While you are in a small room with other people, you fart and spin in circles, thus creating a twister of fermenting doo doo. AKA the Death Spin.
Death spin by Poopy mcpoonskin August 18, 2007
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spinning beach ball of death
The Apple equivalent of the blue screen of death (Windows). The cursor changes from an arrow into the aforementioned symbol
It's appearance signals the imminent freezing of one or more programs. Typically thwarted by force-quitting the program, or in more severe cases, shutting down the computer.
It's appearance signals the imminent freezing of one or more programs. Typically thwarted by force-quitting the program, or in more severe cases, shutting down the computer.
spinning beach ball of death by Sybet January 8, 2007
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spinning wheel of death
Similar to the blue screen of death, this is when you get the spinning color wheel that never stops when a program freezes on a Mac. It's slightly less annoying than the blue screen since you can often kill the program without restarting.
guy1: "Hey I thought Mac's were reliable, what's up with this bullshit spinning wheel of death?"
guy2: "Nah, Steve Jobs is a douche too"
guy2: "Nah, Steve Jobs is a douche too"
spinning wheel of death by anonymous548664 February 7, 2007
spinning ball of death
the multi-colored, round, spinning icon Mac's use to indicate that a process is occuring for which the user must wait or that the computer is experiencing an error; the Mac's equivalent of the PC's hourglass icon.
spinning ball of death by BeAtPeace December 9, 2008
Spinning death
When she decides to violently rotate on it 360 degrees causing it to twist off and explode from heat friction.
doctor: "so how'd you end up here?"
the victim: "she was like 'oh I have an idea'"
doctor: "oh, don't tell me, spinning death?"
the victim: "oh has it happened to you too?"
doctor pulls down his pants to reveal a cindering hole of where once laid rest a majestic cock that had falling in battle, to a spinning death attack. Donate today for spinning death victims.
the victim: "she was like 'oh I have an idea'"
doctor: "oh, don't tell me, spinning death?"
the victim: "oh has it happened to you too?"
doctor pulls down his pants to reveal a cindering hole of where once laid rest a majestic cock that had falling in battle, to a spinning death attack. Donate today for spinning death victims.
Spinning death by Schrodinger's cock pasta February 25, 2025
Spinny Wheel of Death
The colorful waiting sign on a mac when your program is not responding causing a slow a death due to high stress levels
Spinny Wheel of Death by Gandalf1111111111 March 28, 2011
Spinning Beach Ball of Death
The rainbow-colored beach ball/pinwheel that pops up whenever you force-close an app or your mac is slow.
Spinning Beach Ball of Death by fakename06 December 28, 2018
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