bio hacker
bio hacker by Anonymous October 26, 2003
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bio hacker • bighackerman • bioacker • bio • bio hazard • bio-dad • bio whore • Bio Boi • bio break • bio mom
Biohacker
Biohacker - A person who enjoys exploring the details of one's life, or way of living, and how to stretch their capabilities
Origin of the word is from the combination of:
Bio - from Greek bios "one's life, course or way of living, lifetime"
Hacker - A person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities*
*The Jargon File, a glossary for computer programmers that was launched in 1975
Origin of the word is from the combination of:
Bio - from Greek bios "one's life, course or way of living, lifetime"
Hacker - A person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities*
*The Jargon File, a glossary for computer programmers that was launched in 1975
He is a real biohacker by always finding ways to push his human potential
As a biohacker he is always experimenting with his mind and body to optimize himself.
As a biohacker he is always experimenting with his mind and body to optimize himself.
Biohacker by The Biohacked Life May 21, 2018
bighackerman
this bighackerman is a dodgy geezer who will simswap ur toaster and is often used in sentences when his friends wanna brag about being friends with him
bighackerman by Shwatted July 13, 2017
biohacker
1: a DNA manipulator . Any one who dabbles in the field of GMOs and genetic-cloning without proper authority or a real humanistic vision.
2: alien invaders playing havoc with peoples' genes taken from scoop spicemens thousands of years ago!.
2: alien invaders playing havoc with peoples' genes taken from scoop spicemens thousands of years ago!.
1-hammer:They are trying to bring Elvis back to life using his hair clippings.. friendo: man, now that's some shitty biohacker stuff! .
2-hammer:biohacking is not new ..i think i saw a cave painting featuring an alien GET trying to scoop-mark a neolithic man's arm..
friendo: oh! that old?! .
2-hammer:biohacking is not new ..i think i saw a cave painting featuring an alien GET trying to scoop-mark a neolithic man's arm..
friendo: oh! that old?! .
biohacker by hytham_hammer October 29, 2006
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