megavideod

(v.) to stop in the middle of a thought/story/sentence like megavideo stops a tv show or movie after watching 72 minutes

"sara just totally megavideod in the middle of her story. Now we'll have to wait another 54 minutes before we hear the end of it!"

megavideod by lonster224 March 29, 2009

megavideoed 

To become frustrated at the climax of an involved situation, due to an interruption that was made known beforehand, but was forgotten due to the involved nature of the events.

Origin:

When you watch 72 minutes of video on the site Megavideo, unless your a premium member, you get a notice that you'll have to wait 54 minutes before you can watch more.

Since most movie are 90 - 120 minutes long, this tends to happen at the climax, often in the middle of important dialog, completely killing the experience, and making you wonder why you started watching the movie in the first place.

see also: bufferfucked

Dude, I started watching that movie, but I skipped the end because I got megavideoed and it pissed me off.

megavideoed by JiMinitaur February 20, 2010

MegaVideo 

says it allows you to watch 72 minutes when instead it just stops the video whenever the fuck it wants to. anytime i try to watch anything online it shows up with like a fuckload of links ads and fucking music that will not stop for like 20 fucking minutes and by that time they already said i watched 72 fucking minutes of video. in the end you watch all the introduction crap to a video and then get so pissed off you are tempted to throw the computer out of the window and shit on it. fuck megavideo

jimmy watched 5 minutes of his favorite video when megavideo acted like a dick and said he watched 72 minutes like lying shits. jimmy got pissed and threw his computer out the window and took a shit on it

MegaVideo by cpm23 December 3, 2010

Megavideo Cooldown 

Having to wait 54 minutes between 72-minute viewings on Megavideo mirrors.

I should probably go check on the kids since I'm on Megavideo cooldown.

Megavideo Cooldown by One Hell of a White Rabbit December 5, 2010

MegaVideo 

A video sharing site that stole the idea from YouTube. The formally system of "Mega" was MegaUpload, which contains online storage and uploading files for internet users. "Mega Company"'s HQ is at Hong Kong and it is currently working hard to promote themselves and trying to replace YouTube. The only 2 reasons that MegaVideo can replace YouTube are able to upload videos more than 10 minutes and copyright videos can stay longer and not remove.

On MegaVideo you rarely get comments or rates on your video. Instead, on YouTube you get yell at for making stupid video and 1 star rating.

John: Did you watch Bleach Ep 170 on YouTube yesterday?

Matt: Dude, YouTube takes down copyrighted anime in like one second. How can I watch it?

John: Use MegaVideo then, it keeps the video and the whole episode is in one link, unlike YouTube you need to open 3.

Matt: Cool!

John: But you're using dial-up, I suggest you load the video before you go to sleep and next morning you can watch it, good luck.

Matt: Fuck you son.

MegaVideo by Michael Hacksen August 3, 2008

metavideo 

The language or act of communicating only with video clips to convey a metaphorical message. This practice is common among those who prefer to express themselves (especially online) through visual motions rather than sound or written communication.

Whenever Lee posts something in response to someone else, he prefers metavideo over a simply reply.

metavideo by ThePorkChopExpress January 21, 2012

MegaVideo 

MegaUpload's video hosting site. Much like MegaUpload, MV allows copyrighted videos to be on the site for months at a time. This combined with its fast load times and high quality make it the premier resource for anyone that wants to see full movies free, though you may need to use a resource like watch-movies-links.net to find a movie on it, since they are often given wierd names to avoid copyright lawsuits. It also pays users for getting a lot of views. 5 million views nets you $10K. What sucks about MV - and there had to be something, right? - is that you can only watch 72 minutes of a movie and it freezes. You can fix this by just refreshing the page and fast-forwarding, though.

I wish I could afford to watch "Milk" again. Oh well, may as well just go watch it on MegaVideo.

MegaVideo by adam_f March 3, 2009