Danielle: Omg! im going away for a week to Majorca! That means i cant go on MSN!
Sophia: OMG!! how are you gona live???!!!
Sophia: OMG!! how are you gona live???!!!
by Emma the sexy beast May 24, 2005
1 - A non-virtual, real world equivalent of a sock puppet.
2 - A non-virtual, real world equivalent of a proxy.
2 - A non-virtual, real world equivalent of a proxy.
"Either you have a very lacking scholarly grasp of the applicable laws in this matter (which I find unlikely considering (various matters)) or following your "meeting" with the partners were simply acting as their messenger puppet on (date). "
by Wink Dinkerson January 21, 2006
A free real-time texting application that is very similar to the function and appearance of Blackberry Messenger. Unlike Blackberry messenger, it is not only exclusive to Blackberry, but also available for the Iphone, the Ipod touch, and Android smartphones.
Matt- "Dude did you hear about Kik Messenger?"
Erik- "Yeah now I don't feel all that exclusive with my Blackberry anymore."
Matt- "Yeah, your telling me."
Erik- "Yeah now I don't feel all that exclusive with my Blackberry anymore."
Matt- "Yeah, your telling me."
by BBMisbest November 5, 2010
by Tha geez December 25, 2013
The worst instant messaging service available on the face of the Earth. Known to drop messages, log-out at random times, and somehow confused with more advanced instant messaging services, such as MSN, AIM, and/or AOL.
by TheVoiceInYourHead April 18, 2008
An application for only people who own a blackberry phone. It is live messenger on the computer, but for phones. Some people think it is a waste if they have texting. You add people by entering their PIN and wait for their answer. It's slightly like facebook chat, but of course not on facebook. You can also PING people, which can be used to get their attention. Also, when it is first sent, near the side will be a small D. This means it is unread. It turns into an R when it has been read, so you know if you are being ignored or not. It can also be known as BBM.
by Brendaaaaaaaaaa March 20, 2011
this program was developed by micrsoft in the late 90s. it wasn't really a big hit to begin with. ICQ, AOL and yahoo still had dominated the chat-to-chat program wars. microsoft began to incorporate msn messenger into it's operating system, forcing its consumers to use this program and to sign with a "passport" to login. this "passport" could be used for other msn features such hotmail, etc. msn messenger is used worldwide by people of all ages, not just teenagers as has been previously described here. although it's most common users are young adults or college students. the worst thing about msn messenger is that you don't have to type properly on it whatsoever. people on msn will often shorten words and not even use proper sentences. a very common thing to do on msn is adding the internet word "lol" at the beginning or end of any statement. it has become very annoying. this issue has even sparked some issue in high school essays.
msn messenger was developed by microsoft. it is the now one of the most popular chatting clients on the internet today rivaly with AOL and Yahoo continue. Msn messenger has very frequent downtimes. Is this due to hackers? Possibly. Most of the time they are for security updates.
by s_N_double_O_P April 25, 2005