WSK
Even though Carlos isnt white on outside...His love of video games/books/school was so WSK, that he now proudly associates with fellow WSK'ers.
WSK by Doooough Boy August 22, 2009
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WSK
A celebration of digital culture and invention that brings togehter a global community of artists and audiences from the Asean region and beyond. Held its 6th edition in 2015 in Manila, Philippines.
WSK is pronounced Wasak for the Tagalog work meaning to destroy completely or to tear down.
WSK is pronounced Wasak for the Tagalog work meaning to destroy completely or to tear down.
wskn
Stands for "Wie sind Kaiser naab", meaning "Who be Emperor naab". This is a simular to the phrase "wbkn", meaning "Who be King naab". The phrase defines an extremely awkward and 'noobish' person (see noob). People usually facepalm at this person, which seems a logical response.
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Ratfucker
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