slowhanded
To have been banned from a message board and have had any and all evidence of your existence on that board removed permanently, usually done without warning, notification, or explanation. Origins: from the bbs handle of a customer of Nebraska football message board (slowhand) who was one the first recipients of such action on that board, soon to be followed my many other customers of that board who began to use the term "slowhanded" to describe the action
Because the site administrator didn't like fans who could actually make a cogent argument, he was slowhanded.
slowhanded by screwthetroll July 25, 2008
Related Words
Slowarded • slotarded • slow-tarded • Sloaded • snowtarded • SEOtarded • slowarse • slowered • slowhanded • slutarded
Snowtarded
The way people in the South act when there is even one snow flurry in the air. Running to the store to stock up on bread and milk, driving on the interstate 20 mph under the speed limit with their flashers on.
Snowtarded by AmandaLeigh December 14, 2010
slowered
Something being slowed down
slotarded
slotarded by SinThaWise November 7, 2010
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