1) One who overcomes the odds and defeats many opponents like King Hippo, Bald Bull and Soda Popinski.
2) One who wears a pink sweat suit and runs by the statue of liberty to train for a match with Don Flamenco.
3) A bad ass dude who wears black Tank Tops and gets his name in the paper after defeating Super Macho Man.
2) One who wears a pink sweat suit and runs by the statue of liberty to train for a match with Don Flamenco.
3) A bad ass dude who wears black Tank Tops and gets his name in the paper after defeating Super Macho Man.
Little Mac: "I can't win doc"
Doc: "Join the Nintendo Fun Club."
Piston Honda: "I still remember our First fight, now I'm going to pay you back, Bonzai!!"
Doc: "Join the Nintendo Fun Club."
Piston Honda: "I still remember our First fight, now I'm going to pay you back, Bonzai!!"
by ThE LaTe JC April 13, 2005
Somebody who uses an Apple/Macintosh computer. There are two kinds of Mac users
1. The Mac user who uses a Mac because s/he has to. They probably work in the editing, developing, and/or scientific communities and use a Mac because the software that works best for what they do just so happens to run on OS X. Far less obnoxious than your stereotypical Mac user (see below) and while they may enjoy working on an Apple, they probably would probably switch to Windows or Linux without complaint if they needed.
2. Also known as a Mactard or a Macfag, these are the users who are obsessed to the point of cult-status. They buy Apple products because they're made by Apple, they spend all day bashing Windows because "Micro$oft is evil!" will try to convert everyone within eyesight to the cult of Mac, and go to bed after praying to Steve Jobs. Everything they do on a Mac they can do on Windows, but they don't want to be like everyone else so they choose what their former friends didn't use. If they had to use Windows, even for a minute, they'd gripe and complain the entire time.
1. The Mac user who uses a Mac because s/he has to. They probably work in the editing, developing, and/or scientific communities and use a Mac because the software that works best for what they do just so happens to run on OS X. Far less obnoxious than your stereotypical Mac user (see below) and while they may enjoy working on an Apple, they probably would probably switch to Windows or Linux without complaint if they needed.
2. Also known as a Mactard or a Macfag, these are the users who are obsessed to the point of cult-status. They buy Apple products because they're made by Apple, they spend all day bashing Windows because "Micro$oft is evil!" will try to convert everyone within eyesight to the cult of Mac, and go to bed after praying to Steve Jobs. Everything they do on a Mac they can do on Windows, but they don't want to be like everyone else so they choose what their former friends didn't use. If they had to use Windows, even for a minute, they'd gripe and complain the entire time.
1. "After you're done working on that mRNA strand in Geneious, drag and drop it into EnzymeX to find the right enzyme for that BON1 strand you took the RNA from."
2. "Yeah, I'm a Mac user, and I love it. You use Windows? Don't you know that Win-DOSE has over 100,000 viruses?! Switch to Apple, you won't get viruses, nor will you have to worry about adware or spyware or having to help Bill Gates buy another house! Also, look how pretty the graphics are! Sure, you can run Photoshop on Windows, and sure I use Microsoft Office on this, but they run sooooo much better on a Mac!"
2. "Yeah, I'm a Mac user, and I love it. You use Windows? Don't you know that Win-DOSE has over 100,000 viruses?! Switch to Apple, you won't get viruses, nor will you have to worry about adware or spyware or having to help Bill Gates buy another house! Also, look how pretty the graphics are! Sure, you can run Photoshop on Windows, and sure I use Microsoft Office on this, but they run sooooo much better on a Mac!"
by Matt..... February 26, 2007
When Chris walked into the Apple store and saw the new iPad on display, he was so excited that he had a mac-gasm.
by HereComesTheSun91 June 4, 2010
The hardware address of a device connected to a shared
network medium. Also called a Media Access Control.
network medium. Also called a Media Access Control.
When i was trying to connect to the network, the network kicked me out because i didnt give it my mac address
by Ozzman86 November 7, 2005
M: i drank 10 pints last night, slept with the neighbor, and upon realizing i had left my keys on her bed stand i put my head through the glass back garden door to get inside
J: JANIE MAC!
(bear rides by on unicycle)
J: JANIE MAC! there are no bears in Ireland?!
J: JANIE MAC!
(bear rides by on unicycle)
J: JANIE MAC! there are no bears in Ireland?!
by ribarry August 23, 2008
Any member of an American-manufactured family of fully automatic submachineguns known as the Ingram models 10/11. Most come in either the .45 caliber or 9 millimeter variety.
by Daniel March 26, 2002