shyPod
Because Doug downloaded Britney Spears' "Toxic" he was totally shyPod when Dru wanted to take a peek at his Library.
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shyPod
when you are hesitant to show someone your ipod library because you are embarrassed/afraid of what they will think of you once they see it
fred was totally shypod when george tried to look at his ipod because george might find out that fred is in love with miley cyrus.
shyPod by aliciaaa carolineee January 24, 2009
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Two-Hundred Quid Shy-Pod
(n)An MP3 player that, while competent, is not nearly as prestigious as the white-earphoned variety made by Apple.
"ere, check out his two-hundred quid shy-pod, the cheap bastard."
"It's a two hundred quid shy-pod; It aint flashy, but it does the job."
"It's a two hundred quid shy-pod; It aint flashy, but it does the job."
Two-Hundred Quid Shy-Pod by Angus June 13, 2005
Two-Hundred Quid Shy-Pod
An MP3 player bought by someone intelligent enough to not buy a fucking iPod. Used as an insult by Apple fanboys.
Two-Hundred Quid Shy-Pod by Phazzy September 12, 2006
Shy Pod
A Poor Man's version of the Apple classic. Often indicated by the owner's reluctance to display it in public. Hence 'Shy' Pod or 'Shite' Pod if it's really cheap and nasty.
Spypod
when you have your headphones in, but your ipod isnt on, and people think youre deaf to the world so you can hear what theyre saying, mostly directly about you
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