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r0x0rz my b0x0rz
Used when something pleases you, very much. Basically implying that it rocked your boxers (Underwear). Which technically doesn't make much sense, but hey, now a days, not much does.
r0x0rz my b0x0rz by Felicia January 31, 2003
Related Words
b0xman • b0x0r • b0x0rz • b0x • b0x1d • b0xx0rs • b0xx0rz • r0x0r b0x0rz • pWnzors j00r b0xor • r0x0rz jur b0x0rz
r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz
leeet (1337) speak. usually thought of as "rocks your boxers" but in fact b0x0rz means box, as in computer. So,
r0x0rz = rocks
j00r = your
b0x0rz = computer
positive comment, used to show excitement. Can also be used as 'r0x0rz my b0x0rz'
r0x0rz = rocks
j00r = your
b0x0rz = computer
positive comment, used to show excitement. Can also be used as 'r0x0rz my b0x0rz'
r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz by [d-_-b] September 16, 2005
b0xman
Lego man, also known as forcey
r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz
A 1337 or leet term used by people who think they are cool by writing in numbers. However, many of these people are actually 46 and live in their mother's basement on a pizza diet.
"0mgz!!!111oneoneoneone1! I r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz noob/ n33b/ n00b/ ch00b/ fr00b/ errer00b!!11!shiftone11!!!!!!
r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz by Yaziyo April 28, 2005
b0x0rz
primarily slang for a computer, or "box"
some missuse has skewed the definition and is sometimes used to mean "boxers" as in "boxer shorts"
some missuse has skewed the definition and is sometimes used to mean "boxers" as in "boxer shorts"
b0x0rz by KarmaGhost April 27, 2004
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