A slang term to describe Microsoft's true/false/error scheme used in many places in the Win32 API. It's used to describe when something has 3 states, as compared to Boolean, which has two states (usually true or false).
The GetMessage API is an interesting example of the bizarre Microsoft Troolean (as opposed to traditional, Boolean) logic. GetMessage is defined to return a BOOL, but the documentation specifies three types of returns, non-zero, zero and -1. I am not making it up! Here's an excerpt from the help file:
* If the function retrieves a message other than WM_QUIT, the return value is nonzero.
* If the function retrieves the WM_QUIT message, the return value is zero.
Harry Styles tweeted "the oooly toooly" so millions of girls are going to make it a worldwide trending topic even though they have no idea what he's talking about. Welcome to the world of fangirls.
An email sent with automatic do not reply, from a certain Donald O'Tropoly (sounds Irish?)
DONOTROPOLY@yahoo.com keeps sending me messages but when i email him back, he keeps sending the same thing and never responding to my questions! what a Dick
wait, Don O'Tropoly; i know that guy- he emails me all the time too!
Process of annoying and or irritating a person or persons.
Commonly used in internet gaming where consequences rarely apply as in RL. Originally created through using exploits on the game Counter-Strike including team killing, blocking people, insulting, clicky clicky (Emptying a weapon of all ammunition and repeatedly tapping fire)and other such annoyances (too many to list). Tooly is constantly evolving and varies from game to game depending on limitations.
"Let's do some tooly"
"I was tooled"
"Lol we tooled him nicely"
"I just don't find tooly funny that's all"
"FFSStop blocking me!"