t-zer
The cheap whore was a total t-zer. She kept on sucking even after I came in her mouth because she wanted seconds.
t-zer by HAHAHHHHAHAHA take that bitch April 25, 2010
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T minus zero
"T minus zero" means "out of time."
This comes from a countdown convention used in by both the American military and NASA.
Generally, it is used when counting down to a major event that will happen at a specific time.
Mathematically, T is time, minus whatever amount of time is left until the event happens.
If the News Years ball is dropping in 10 minutes, one could say "The ball is dropping in T minus 10 minutes and counting!"
Therefore, "T minus zero" means that there is no time left.
This comes from a countdown convention used in by both the American military and NASA.
Generally, it is used when counting down to a major event that will happen at a specific time.
Mathematically, T is time, minus whatever amount of time is left until the event happens.
If the News Years ball is dropping in 10 minutes, one could say "The ball is dropping in T minus 10 minutes and counting!"
Therefore, "T minus zero" means that there is no time left.
I was working on my term paper all night for my morning class, and all the sudden I looked up at the clock and realized I was t minus zero.
T minus zero by HanClinto May 11, 2004
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t minus zero by pythonspam May 13, 2004
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What Mission Control in the Houston Space Center never says. They stop after T Minus 1 because T Minus zero is not significant in the countdown.
t minus zero by Will May 12, 2004
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t minus zero by Bethany Nolan May 12, 2004
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t minus zero by RGE May 13, 2004
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t minus zero by cullen May 12, 2004
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