A strategy in any RTS game where the player will take all of his units and attack in a last ditch effort to destroy as many of the opponent's units as possible. Usually used when the enemy has a very obvious upper hand or near the end of a game.
In Starcraft 2 I was on my last legs, so I began Operation Milk and Cookies and destroyed half of his base before I died.
by Nerdextreme January 4, 2014
When one operates, tactically
To navigate a situation with precision and learned technique, generally operationally
Derived from a meme originating from 4chan's /k/ board
To navigate a situation with precision and learned technique, generally operationally
Derived from a meme originating from 4chan's /k/ board
I was operating operationally inna woods one day
by SpeedDreamin' January 12, 2018
by Physix December 2, 2010
Usually someone utterly, totally useless, but can be applied to inanimate objects. Lacking any empowerment, thus going so far as to be inactively obstructive.
Etymology: in the UK a number of large companies operate call-centres. When one attempts to call these to complain, the usual response from the responder (the call-centre operative) is feigned interest in the issue, involving lengthy explanations, then the final response is that they cannot authorise the issue in question as due to lack of authority. The issues can be of any magnitude. When asked to be passed to a manager, they claim the manager is unavailable and will call back (this is the inactive-obstructive part). This never occurs, so one calls again. The situation recurses.
c.f. "chocolate teapot"
Etymology: in the UK a number of large companies operate call-centres. When one attempts to call these to complain, the usual response from the responder (the call-centre operative) is feigned interest in the issue, involving lengthy explanations, then the final response is that they cannot authorise the issue in question as due to lack of authority. The issues can be of any magnitude. When asked to be passed to a manager, they claim the manager is unavailable and will call back (this is the inactive-obstructive part). This never occurs, so one calls again. The situation recurses.
c.f. "chocolate teapot"
I attempted to wipe my arse with some own-brand toilet paper, after wiping the paper looked clean but the disgusting skiddies in my kecks later showed it was as useless as a call-centre operative.
by monsieur_tm December 30, 2014
A code for "jerking off" by british spies during the 1940s.
Semen is a very effective invisible ink. Like other invisible inks, semen is undetectable when it dries out, but it has one big advantage over its competitors it doesn't react to iodine vapor. Since iodine vapor was the main detection method for invisible ink during the war, writing code in semen meant that even if a message was intercepted, its secrets most likely wouldn't be revealed.
This technique was actually used in the field, where only one flaw was found: its distinctive smell. While fresh "ink" apparently didn't give off too malodorous a scent, one spy in Copenhagen stored his jam in jars, causing his letters to "stink to high heaven," and was told that a "fresh operation" was necessary for each communique.
Semen is a very effective invisible ink. Like other invisible inks, semen is undetectable when it dries out, but it has one big advantage over its competitors it doesn't react to iodine vapor. Since iodine vapor was the main detection method for invisible ink during the war, writing code in semen meant that even if a message was intercepted, its secrets most likely wouldn't be revealed.
This technique was actually used in the field, where only one flaw was found: its distinctive smell. While fresh "ink" apparently didn't give off too malodorous a scent, one spy in Copenhagen stored his jam in jars, causing his letters to "stink to high heaven," and was told that a "fresh operation" was necessary for each communique.
Spy 1: We need to send a secret message to our allies
Spy 2: ..but we're all out of iodine
Spy 1: Just do a fresh operation
Spy 2: ..but we're all out of iodine
Spy 1: Just do a fresh operation
by Inzo65115651 April 24, 2014
A conspiracy theory that psychopathic children often get intentionally misdiagnosed as having Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) so that they are oppressed and manipulated and therefor aren't as big of a danger to society.
A: WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING AT ME WHILE I'M CRYING?! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?!
b: I don't know. I'm autistic?
(Operation Raskolnikov)
b: I don't know. I'm autistic?
(Operation Raskolnikov)
by Durrell Euell Bosch July 27, 2021