Common typo among people who like to insert many exclamation points to the end of a sentence, caused by accidentally releasing the Shift key before the 1 key, and sending the message without previewing it to realize the typo had been made.
Often used on purpose to make fun of such accidents and the people who make them, or as part of leetspeak.
A similar but less-joked-about occurrence is the tendency to insert backslashes after a string of question marks.
Often used on purpose to make fun of such accidents and the people who make them, or as part of leetspeak.
A similar but less-joked-about occurrence is the tendency to insert backslashes after a string of question marks.
by CtrlAltDestroy August 17, 2005
Giving credit for something, usually a line of dialogue, use of a word in a particular situation, or a concept. Giving props to the person you just quoted. Popularized in 90's Usenet newsgroup lingo, still used occasionally by old schoolers in the know.
so I said to him, 'if you ain't talkin' to me, who the fuck are you talin' to?" ($1 DeNiro)
Screw you guys, I'm goin home. ($1 Cartman)
So of course, while the car is stalled in the intersection, don't I get cited for obstructing a fire truck. ($1 Murphy's Law)
Screw you guys, I'm goin home. ($1 Cartman)
So of course, while the car is stalled in the intersection, don't I get cited for obstructing a fire truck. ($1 Murphy's Law)
by OldFart77 November 29, 2007
Used by forum posters when a person agrees with a point. Sometimes used incorrectly when referring to one's postcount going up.
by JiTek May 19, 2008
A term originally created by a sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department SWAT Team. Designed as a reminder that in fact you only have "one ass to risk"(1 as-te-risk), so you'd better be careful.
by J. Malik October 17, 2005
A sideways-style text smiley. The colon represents the eyes, and the one represents a straight-forward mouth. The line's dent(s) at the tip(s) represents the curve of a lip.
It's used to show that you're neutral when it comes to what you're saying or reading. Not happy. Not upset. Just regular.
It's used to show that you're neutral when it comes to what you're saying or reading. Not happy. Not upset. Just regular.
Ramon: How are you today? ^_^
Jacky: I am content :1
Harold: My kitty Fluffy died! ;_;
Jacky: Oh. :1 Sorry.
Nancy: WELL U SUCK! xDDD
Jacky: Negative. :1
Jacky: I am content :1
Harold: My kitty Fluffy died! ;_;
Jacky: Oh. :1 Sorry.
Nancy: WELL U SUCK! xDDD
Jacky: Negative. :1
by ShrewDude November 1, 2007
Internet Queen : OMG LOL!!!1
by Ben April 22, 2005