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PROHAMMER
one who is with the --; revolution. (Hammer Revolution)
The opposite of PROHAMMER is ANTIHAMMER.
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The opposite of PROHAMMER is ANTIHAMMER.
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kid: whoever did that is a BADASS MOTHERFUCKER
cooler kid: dude, swearing is for those who don't know how to use language well. try "PROHAMMER"
kid: whoever did that is PROHAMMER
cooler kid: fuck yea
cooler kid: dude, swearing is for those who don't know how to use language well. try "PROHAMMER"
kid: whoever did that is PROHAMMER
cooler kid: fuck yea
PROHAMMER by titofan(PROHAMMER) August 8, 2005
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PROHAMMER • progammer • Programmer • progamer • Poonhammer • brohammer • progamerjay • programmery • ProKameron • pogohammer
Programmer
Programmer by MidnightWasTwoHoursAgo June 18, 2018
programmer's high
The feeling of satisfaction a person gets after writing his or her own program and running it successfully. Lasts approximately 10 minutes before wearing off, due to another task appearing immediately after the completion of one task
I let out a sigh of relief and basked in the programmer's high after I had completed this week's programming task. Sadly, hearing my victory sigh, the boss gave me another job to do. Son of a... !!!
programmer's high by CodeKraken February 22, 2011
Programmer
People who scream pathetically at a computer all day long for their own mistakes and still somehow gets paid.
Programmer by flip_master_harambe May 9, 2021
programmer socks
Those white and blue/pink striped socks femboys wear. Seeing as how a vast majority of programmers are joked to be furries or femboys, that's where this saying gets it's origin.
Twink A: Babe you look really good in your programmer socks, wanna put them on for me?
Twink B: Sure! UwU
Twink B: Sure! UwU
programmer socks by AlecButActuallyLance May 4, 2022
Programmer
Programmer A "You started on that program yet? When's it due anyway?"
Programmer B "Nah, not yet, and its due tomorrow morning at eight!"
Programmer A "Damn, you gonna get it done in time?"
Programmer B "Yeah, I've got a bottle of Stacker II's and a pot of coffee, I should be fine."
Programmer B "Nah, not yet, and its due tomorrow morning at eight!"
Programmer A "Damn, you gonna get it done in time?"
Programmer B "Yeah, I've got a bottle of Stacker II's and a pot of coffee, I should be fine."
Programmer by its_allgood December 9, 2005
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