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Pucks in deep
Reporter: How do you think you will be able to keep the lead in the 3rd period?
Hockey player: Ya you know, we just gotta get pucks in deep and get pucks to the net.
Reporter 2: What will it take to get by boston in the first round of the ploffs?
Player: You know, we gotta get pucks in deep, pucks to the net, and get in the dirty areas.
Reporter: Thanks for your time frank
Player: We gotta get pucks in deep and pucks to the net.
Hockey player: Ya you know, we just gotta get pucks in deep and get pucks to the net.
Reporter 2: What will it take to get by boston in the first round of the ploffs?
Player: You know, we gotta get pucks in deep, pucks to the net, and get in the dirty areas.
Reporter: Thanks for your time frank
Player: We gotta get pucks in deep and pucks to the net.
Pucks in deep by Fuck eh April 7, 2019
Bag of pucks
A term used by hockey fans to quantify the value of a player. The team that owns the rights to a player worth a bag of pucks, would be happy to trade that player for the smallest return possible.
Sabres fans-If our rookie isn't ready yet, we will need a temporary fix at center.
Canadian fans-You can have Scott Gomez for a bag of pucks.
Canadian fans-You can have Scott Gomez for a bag of pucks.
Bag of pucks by hockey fan January 22, 2013
Picksync
v. Pretending to play a stringed instrument with a tune in the background; the obvious result being it will look as if the music were coming forth from the instrument itself.
Etymology
Pickync is short for pick synchronisation which is inspired by the more popular portmanteau lip synchronisation (more commonly referred as lipsync.) Here, pick is taken to mean the little plastic/bone/ivory/metal whatchamacallit hoojamaflip that certain guitar players (among several other stringed instrumentalists) use to strum their stringed instrument.
Miscellaneous
Depending on the degree of the observer's intelligence, thier attention to detail and their understanding of the concepts of vibrating length and thickness of the string, and the timbre of the instrument and its implications on the intonation and tone of the instrument, picksyncers may or may not pull off being real.
In all likeliness, picksyncers (good ones atleast) can only be made out as fakers by seasoned fellow operators of stringed instruments.
Etymology
Pickync is short for pick synchronisation which is inspired by the more popular portmanteau lip synchronisation (more commonly referred as lipsync.) Here, pick is taken to mean the little plastic/bone/ivory/metal whatchamacallit hoojamaflip that certain guitar players (among several other stringed instrumentalists) use to strum their stringed instrument.
Miscellaneous
Depending on the degree of the observer's intelligence, thier attention to detail and their understanding of the concepts of vibrating length and thickness of the string, and the timbre of the instrument and its implications on the intonation and tone of the instrument, picksyncers may or may not pull off being real.
In all likeliness, picksyncers (good ones atleast) can only be made out as fakers by seasoned fellow operators of stringed instruments.
People always diss Lemolok on Youtube for picksyncing to a MIDI version of Necrophagist's Seven on a ukulele, but I think he did a fairly good job of making it look and sound real.
Picksync by Der Gelb Baron June 18, 2010
puckster
A person who operates a computer or some system on behalf of somebody else.
(from the old Irish puck for push, punch or strike)
In world War II, pucksters would push wooden blocks across large War Room maps to show where units were on the battlefield.
(from the old Irish puck for push, punch or strike)
In world War II, pucksters would push wooden blocks across large War Room maps to show where units were on the battlefield.
puckey
Dried animal feces, typically horse, cow or bull. Often used as an expletive replacement for its more vulgar counterpart, sh*t, and often used by older generations.
puckey by kungfumuffin July 16, 2008