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MABIM
Middle Aged Bald Indian Man.
A species thriving in IT departments of most Global Companies. Generally speaks very good english with a strong accent, fixes your computer issues like magic and eats home-cooked naan with chicken tikka for lunch at office desk.
A species thriving in IT departments of most Global Companies. Generally speaks very good english with a strong accent, fixes your computer issues like magic and eats home-cooked naan with chicken tikka for lunch at office desk.
1. "That MABIM fixed my software bug in two seconds, isnt he a genius?"
2. Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Hi, this is Bob, how may I assist you?
James: I was looking for Bhavesh Bhelpandi to talk about a problem with my computer.
Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Oh, i like to be called Bob.
James: eh? *confused*
Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Well, we MABIMs generally change our names proudly to suit the tongue of westerners.
2. Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Hi, this is Bob, how may I assist you?
James: I was looking for Bhavesh Bhelpandi to talk about a problem with my computer.
Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Oh, i like to be called Bob.
James: eh? *confused*
Bhavesh Bhelpandi: Well, we MABIMs generally change our names proudly to suit the tongue of westerners.
MABIM by ProjectFickleMinds January 16, 2011
Ryuko Matoi
Protagonist of Kill la kill and one of the best waifus. Also it's the girl of the meme ¨Ugh... Fine, I guess you are my little pogchamp, come here.
Ryuko Matoi by ElMarcianoide February 25, 2021
Maoife
Martin and Aoife there both funny , chatty , loud , loves a joke , loads of friends , kinda popular a great friend they are both cute and beautiful people don’t mess with maoife they will snatch you weave !!! ΑND CLASS CLOWNS VERY GITTY !!!!
Maoife by You need some milk May 29, 2019
das ma boi
das ma boi by Shyla wong April 9, 2017
MAOIs
MAOIs (MonoAmineOxidase-Inhibitors) are drugs that inhibit the enzyme monoamine oxidase. There are two enzymes that break down dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine: Catecholamine-O-Methyl-Transferase (COMT), and MonoAmineOxidase (MAO).
MonoAmineOxidase-Inhibitors are effective antidepressants that make you happy. They help prevent the breakdown of Dopamine, Norepinephrine, and Epinephrine (adrenaline). Dopamine and endorphins are what make you feel happy while the dopamine combined with norepinephrine are what motivates you to do things. MAOIs include but are not limited to: Selegiline, Parnate, Deprenyl (racemic, D-Deprenyl + L Deprenyl), nordeprenyl (racemic), Ethylnordeprenyl (racemic), D-Deprenyl, Parnate, Phenelzine, and Pheniprazine.
MAOIs can be combined with: Modafinil, low dose Adderall, low dose Ritalin, Kratom, 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (tropoflavin) Memantine and low dose Adderall, Afobazole, Opicapone, Diphenylprolinol, and Modafinil and Kratom
MonoAmineOxidase-Inhibitors are effective antidepressants that make you happy. They help prevent the breakdown of Dopamine, Norepinephrine, and Epinephrine (adrenaline). Dopamine and endorphins are what make you feel happy while the dopamine combined with norepinephrine are what motivates you to do things. MAOIs include but are not limited to: Selegiline, Parnate, Deprenyl (racemic, D-Deprenyl + L Deprenyl), nordeprenyl (racemic), Ethylnordeprenyl (racemic), D-Deprenyl, Parnate, Phenelzine, and Pheniprazine.
MAOIs can be combined with: Modafinil, low dose Adderall, low dose Ritalin, Kratom, 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (tropoflavin) Memantine and low dose Adderall, Afobazole, Opicapone, Diphenylprolinol, and Modafinil and Kratom
I took 20mg of Selegiline (MAOI), 25mg 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (tropoflavin), 10mg Ritalin, and 3g Kratom and I was happy.
The next day, I took 20mg of Selegiline (MAOI), 50mg Opicapone, 25mg 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (tropoflavin), 10mg Ritalin, and 3g Kratom and I was superhappy. These MAOIs are great.
The next day, I took 20mg of Selegiline (MAOI), 50mg Opicapone, 25mg 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (tropoflavin), 10mg Ritalin, and 3g Kratom and I was superhappy. These MAOIs are great.
MAOIs by HawaiianPunch1 January 5, 2022
sun-mabitch
Usually used by old Indians/Pakistanis as an obscenity (usually directed at white people). Coined from the term "son of a bitch", this south-asian derivative has the same message, yet combines an undeniably funny accent.
"Allo?"
"ummm hey...may I please speak with Sharanjit?"
"Who's dis?"
"...It's his friend Mark..."
"listen you sun-mabitch....you call my house one more time I call police....you vucking bestard!"
"umm.....so he's not home???"
"ummm hey...may I please speak with Sharanjit?"
"Who's dis?"
"...It's his friend Mark..."
"listen you sun-mabitch....you call my house one more time I call police....you vucking bestard!"
"umm.....so he's not home???"
sun-mabitch by porneggs May 24, 2006
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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