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Athore
One of many misspellings that was used in a now-popular review of the game Super PSTW Action RPG on Newgrounds. The original review was written by the user Axman13, but has since been deleted.
It was probably supposed to say/mean "other" instead, but because of the many typos in the review, it (among the others) was perceived by the Newgrounds-user D-Mac-Double in a more flavorful and funny taste, spawning the popular audio-clip "Dot Dot Dot", later being the basis for the even more popular flash-movie "Dot Dot Dot - Animated".
It was probably supposed to say/mean "other" instead, but because of the many typos in the review, it (among the others) was perceived by the Newgrounds-user D-Mac-Double in a more flavorful and funny taste, spawning the popular audio-clip "Dot Dot Dot", later being the basis for the even more popular flash-movie "Dot Dot Dot - Animated".
Related Words
athod • athos • ATPOD • Athol • athom • athoub • atodamadre • Atholic • Atholton High School • Athomeatherapy
athid
Mike, athid !
atodaso
Abbreviation for I told you so.
Mainly used by Ricks in Trailer Park Boys...
roughly the same meaning as your fault.
Mainly used by Ricks in Trailer Park Boys...
roughly the same meaning as your fault.
athornbo
athol
aka, the tool town, once a vibrant western mass industrial town located on the millers river turned drug-dealing hick infested rathole. also known as the teen pregnancy capital of massachusetts with its fair share of chlamydia cases. aside from all this, the few of us who are not tending to our children (and some of those who are) have been known to get down with our bad selves
ashodi
A word coined by PSAC, the Persian Fraternity at UCLA, short for the phrase 'Amoo Baller Shodi' which translated from farsi literally means 'You have become my Uncle Baller.' This phrase connotatively means that someone is acting like a hot-shot or thinking they are excessively cool or privileged.
This word is used in any situation when the action being addressed is thought to be bad, not cool or the person involved is acting shady, ridiculous or stuck-up.
It can also be shortened even more to 'Ash' or one can say that a person who is acting this way can 'Go visit the ASH center' (referring to the student health center at UCLA with the same name)
This word is used in any situation when the action being addressed is thought to be bad, not cool or the person involved is acting shady, ridiculous or stuck-up.
It can also be shortened even more to 'Ash' or one can say that a person who is acting this way can 'Go visit the ASH center' (referring to the student health center at UCLA with the same name)
MILAD: Nima you need to give me yesterdays homework assignment
NIMA: Ashodi I'll give it to you.
MILAD: She totally stood me up
NIMA: She needs to visit the ASH center
MILAD: Lets go watch "ENCHANTED" in the theaters!
NIMA: Ashodi man!
NIMA: Ashodi I'll give it to you.
MILAD: She totally stood me up
NIMA: She needs to visit the ASH center
MILAD: Lets go watch "ENCHANTED" in the theaters!
NIMA: Ashodi man!
ashodi by Amoo Baller May 10, 2008
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