do an Amir
To con money out of someone, lie or be otherwise dishonest, only to face ritual humiliation on a worldwide scale.
do an Amir by Yatesl May 31, 2006
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do an amir
To con money out of someone, lie or be otherwise dishonest, only to face ritual humiliation on a worldwide scale.
A moronic con artist sold a broken laptop to someone on EBay. After being denied a refund on multiple occasions, the new owner of the laptop posted incriminating foot fetish pictures along with the seller's personal information, taken from the computers hard drive, on the internet. I am sure the idiot who sold the broken laptop will never 'do an amir' again.
do an amir by Alt Bass June 1, 2006
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do an amir
To con money out of someone, lie or be otherwise dishonest, only to face ritual humiliation on a worldwide scale.
To sell a broken laptop on Ebay, let the buyer pay some 375 Pounds and having a bunch of personal information stored on that particular laptop which is later being published by the unfortunate buyer. This is what you could do if you want to do an amir
do an amir by crazysoul June 3, 2006
do an "Amir"
"To con money out of someone, lie or be otherwise dishonest, only to face ritual humiliation on a worldwide scale". History points to a fellow, who sold a non-working laptop to another, after repeated attempts by 'victim' to receive recompense, said victim removes hard-drive from laptop, and posts very (ahem) private information about the ahhh..."victimizer". See entry for "Ownage".
I see Tibetan-Monkhood in some poor souls' future.
I see Tibetan-Monkhood in some poor souls' future.
do an "Amir" by Impossibly Old-Dude May 30, 2006
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