Much like it's counterpart 'Killing Spree', these words describe a situation of massive amounts of fees and taxes.
Utterly hopelessness in the sense of getting 'billed to death'.
Utterly hopelessness in the sense of getting 'billed to death'.
Fuck man, this economic crisis has thrown us into a Billing Spree.
Tax Collector: Hey dude, I just bankrupted 5 poor dicks, I'm on a Billing Spree.
Partner: Wow man 1337! Ur on a roll bro.
Tax Collector: Hey dude, I just bankrupted 5 poor dicks, I'm on a Billing Spree.
Partner: Wow man 1337! Ur on a roll bro.
by Shenman April 1, 2009
The act of frantically deleting your posts and comments from social media after you've realised you've gone too far.
Nick: "Sorry, about that man. I think Nazi's hacked my Facebook account."
Pat: "No way, dude. We all know you went on a delete spree before you panicked and pulled the plug."
Pat: "No way, dude. We all know you went on a delete spree before you panicked and pulled the plug."
by jasonspsyche April 13, 2015
- Used in online gaming to describe "Noobs" or "Bads".
- Failing in a sequential or consistent manner, usually repeating the same Fail more than once.
- Failing in a sequential or consistent manner, usually repeating the same Fail more than once.
As used in a sentence:
Gamer 1 "Gamer 2, do you know you're killing all your teammates
?"
Gamer 2: No I though I was a counter-terrorist.
Gamer 1: Failing spree!!!!!!!!
Gamer 1 "Gamer 2, do you know you're killing all your teammates
?"
Gamer 2: No I though I was a counter-terrorist.
Gamer 1: Failing spree!!!!!!!!
by Mr. Bad April 13, 2008
When a relatively new facebook/myspace user adds a bunch of strangers as "friends" to their social networking account.
by cityguychicago March 24, 2009
Death Spree
It's a word used mostly in games (or by people with multiple lives) and it's kind of the same as a killing spree, the only difference being that you don't actually kill anyone and you seem to die a lot many times in a row. It can also be used when you're loosing a lot of points in a game.
It's a word used mostly in games (or by people with multiple lives) and it's kind of the same as a killing spree, the only difference being that you don't actually kill anyone and you seem to die a lot many times in a row. It can also be used when you're loosing a lot of points in a game.
In Call of Duty 4:
"Our clan were in the lead in the beginning, unfortunately Steven went on a death spree and we lost by 150 points"
In Wii Sports Resort Table Tennis:
Person 1: Yes, I win again. Thank you Motion Plus!
Person 2: Speak for yourself, this motion plus of yours is sending me on a death spree.
In Ninja Gaiden games on hardest difficulty settings:
"I switched on the console, inserted the game, pressed the start button, and before I could say "Holy F*" I were caught in a death spree."
"Our clan were in the lead in the beginning, unfortunately Steven went on a death spree and we lost by 150 points"
In Wii Sports Resort Table Tennis:
Person 1: Yes, I win again. Thank you Motion Plus!
Person 2: Speak for yourself, this motion plus of yours is sending me on a death spree.
In Ninja Gaiden games on hardest difficulty settings:
"I switched on the console, inserted the game, pressed the start button, and before I could say "Holy F*" I were caught in a death spree."
by CaPsLoCk_is_my_BEST_Friend October 6, 2009
When typing an essay or paper for school/work you may get bored or distracted and type random words/letters completly off topic of the paper just to take a break. This is called a typing spree. what you type when in a typing spree may be influenced by a song you are listening to or an event that happend earlier that day.
Note: the words in a typing spree are usually deleted after the writer realizes what he typed made no sense and that he was just really bored so he randomly typed to cure his boredom.
Note: the words in a typing spree are usually deleted after the writer realizes what he typed made no sense and that he was just really bored so he randomly typed to cure his boredom.
History Essay
The most famous person in history is often controversal, but i believe it is the...... mister kitty couldn't attack the one mouce so he flew to the desert for many stuff like fish
-A Typing Spree has occured here because the writer was talking about history but ended up talking about a cat and desert, and to everyone except the writer this makes no sense-
The most famous person in history is often controversal, but i believe it is the...... mister kitty couldn't attack the one mouce so he flew to the desert for many stuff like fish
-A Typing Spree has occured here because the writer was talking about history but ended up talking about a cat and desert, and to everyone except the writer this makes no sense-
by redfroggy October 5, 2009
A Wikipedia-Spree is an extend period of time in which an individual constantly reads Wikipedia pages, jumping from one page to the next, motivated by curiosity. Usually the individual has no intentions of reading any of the Wikipedia pages they do read. The individual often looses track of time, only to find himself much more knowledge-full about useless knowledge.
"I totally didn't get my assignment done last night, I ended up going on a huge Wikipedia-spree for hours. On a brighter note I now know that the oldest hotel in the world was established in the year 718."
by Corn-pop March 19, 2010