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Sir Robin 

A writer, blogger, gamer or anyone with a social presence who frequently pontificates to an audience with volumes of in-actionable advice. The "Sir Robin" will bore you to tears because his or her advice is always impractical or self-evident, and if your problems were as easy to solve with the "Sir Robin"'s pat answer, a lot more people would be enjoying tbe benefits of that fake wisdom.
The "Sir Robin"'s sole objective is to "hear himself talk" and grab attention.

The term is derived from the author Robin Sharma, who is known for writing useless books recycling the same impractical advice.
- Did you read "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari"?
- I could only get through two chapters before I was "Sir Robined" to sleep. You can only read that the solution to life, the universe and everything is "wake up early and get more exercise" 100 times.

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- What did player 'Grandalf' tell you to do to beat that nasty boss in the game?
- He's a"Sir Robin" - blabbed about "you need better mods" - like they fall out of the sky.
Sir Robin by krssh October 26, 2017

Brave_Sir_Robin 

Crazy british gamer who although a very good player (wolf - ET), is more renowned for his liking for certain sayings.

For instance his personal favourite "load of s&*t" otherwise known as los.

He also likes to call people poopants amongst many other more colourful names.
He plays for zenclan at the moment, see also "playzen" and "mereman" (main man at zenclan) on this site.
Brave_Sir_Robin by Dave_The_Red August 31, 2005

Sir Robyn of Cooke 

Robin Cook's name if he had lived a couple of hundred years ago.
"Good morrow, Sir Robyn of Cooke!"
"Good morrow!"
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