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waaburger
An imaginary food, usually followed with french cries. Is usually offered to someone who is whining, complaining, or bitching.
Typical "emo" kid: "My life sucks!"
Dude: "Get yourself a waaburger and some french cries."
Guy 1: "Dude, today sucks."
Guy 2: "What did you have for lunch? A waaburger?"
Dude: "Get yourself a waaburger and some french cries."
Guy 1: "Dude, today sucks."
Guy 2: "What did you have for lunch? A waaburger?"
waaburger by punkbass_20x6 April 21, 2006
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Wädur
Wädur is an acronym for "Växjö Datautbildningar".
It is a student association at Växjö Universitet, (University of Växjö), Sweden. The association is mainly created for students who study computer science, mathematics or media technology related programs.
Wädur is also known for having a great student overall culture. Their overalls are initially white, but they usually get rather beige/grey after some extended and extreme use... Experienced Wädurs usually have a bunch of patches (and other creative artifacts) attached to their overalls (some have hundreds of patches).
The members of Wädur are famous at Växjö Universitet for their ability to frequently party without getting too hung-over and being extremly creative and innovative while intoxicated. A part of Wädur’s partying is their extensively long nollning. It usually last for two or three weeks. During the Nollning the fresh students get to know the more experienced students and how the student life will be like. Wädur emphasize on giving the fresh students the time of their life during the nollning without drinking too much alchohol...
Some of Wädur’s members are also members of Hästarna. Hästarna is a social phenomenon that often travels together to student related activities across Sweden. Among their goals for their travels are: Spiikbandy,Hjärtslaget,Absolut Gotland,Fia med Donk,Rabalder,Lundakarnevalen and many more…
It is a student association at Växjö Universitet, (University of Växjö), Sweden. The association is mainly created for students who study computer science, mathematics or media technology related programs.
Wädur is also known for having a great student overall culture. Their overalls are initially white, but they usually get rather beige/grey after some extended and extreme use... Experienced Wädurs usually have a bunch of patches (and other creative artifacts) attached to their overalls (some have hundreds of patches).
The members of Wädur are famous at Växjö Universitet for their ability to frequently party without getting too hung-over and being extremly creative and innovative while intoxicated. A part of Wädur’s partying is their extensively long nollning. It usually last for two or three weeks. During the Nollning the fresh students get to know the more experienced students and how the student life will be like. Wädur emphasize on giving the fresh students the time of their life during the nollning without drinking too much alchohol...
Some of Wädur’s members are also members of Hästarna. Hästarna is a social phenomenon that often travels together to student related activities across Sweden. Among their goals for their travels are: Spiikbandy,Hjärtslaget,Absolut Gotland,Fia med Donk,Rabalder,Lundakarnevalen and many more…
Wow, partying for the fifth straight night? You must be a Wädur!
Only a Wädur could have come up with the idea of an Indoor Hammer Throw Competition
Today I feel so Wädur (suggesting an ever-lasting mental satisfaction and happiness)
Where have all the Wädurs gone? (Frequently used by other students at Växjö Universitet if a party is getting boring)
Only a Wädur could have come up with the idea of an Indoor Hammer Throw Competition
Today I feel so Wädur (suggesting an ever-lasting mental satisfaction and happiness)
Where have all the Wädurs gone? (Frequently used by other students at Växjö Universitet if a party is getting boring)
waapurobaka
A Japanese person who's ability to write in kanji has suffered because of his or her reliance on computer input systems. * Waapuro means "word processor" (it's just a bastardization of the English word) and "baka" means "idiot." Thus "word processor idiot." This is one of the few words that is almost completely culturally incompatible for translating into other languages. It also may be the most useless words for a gaijin to know.
* Because kanji has over 3000 commonly used characters, they can't all be put on a keyboard. Instead, computers often use a system where words are entered in roomaji (pronounced roh mah ji, the Japanese writing system that uses western letters) or kana (either of the two phonetic Japanese character sets) and translated into kanji afterwards (i.e. via a pulldown menu).
* Because kanji has over 3000 commonly used characters, they can't all be put on a keyboard. Instead, computers often use a system where words are entered in roomaji (pronounced roh mah ji, the Japanese writing system that uses western letters) or kana (either of the two phonetic Japanese character sets) and translated into kanji afterwards (i.e. via a pulldown menu).
Japanese:
Ano hito wa waapurobaka desu yo. Tabun "neko" o kaku koto ga dekimasen.
English:
That guy is such a word processor idiot. He probably can't write "cat".
Ano hito wa waapurobaka desu yo. Tabun "neko" o kaku koto ga dekimasen.
English:
That guy is such a word processor idiot. He probably can't write "cat".
waapurobaka by Howard the Humanzee January 4, 2004
wadurr
wadur
wadur by I DONT KNOW232323232323 September 19, 2021
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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Notes:
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