A common yet extremely useless callout used in communication reliant, multiplayer video games. Ex: COD, Apex, Fortnite, etc.
This phrase is mostly said during times of great stress, when the player is not able to use their words correctly and ends up blurting out useless noise to their teammates.
When used, the teammate of said player will have little to zero idea where their adversary is and will probably end up dead or extremely injured due to the mass confusion incited by their unstrung teammate.
It is recommended to not use this phrase even though it has become a bad habit to many casual and low-intelligence players. The consequence of this phrase is usually a heated and aggravated argument between teammates.
*Fighting* *Player1 goes down*
Player1: Bro he's one right there!
Player2: Right where?!
Player1: Right there! Can't you see!?!
*Both Players Die*
Player1: Dude, can you not see with your eyes or sum'? He was right there.
Player2: You could not be less specific with shitty ass callout. *In a mimicking voice* "Right there, right there, he's right there..." maaaan shut the fuck up with that bullllshit. How the actual fuck am I supposed to know where, 'right there' is!? Dude was upstairs in the bathroom dummy! Is that too hard to say?!
Its a superhero from a comic, little reminiscent of "Captain America" with a rim instead of a shield. Captain A.Muurikka is an outdoor enthusiast and also got a sidekick called Thruster.
Look! Up in the sky! A plane!
-Its a star!
-It is definitely a sandwich.
-Haha no, its just Captain A.Muurikka saving the world!
A pain-killer dat utilizes da Pimpinell spice for overall calming and health-boosting effects.
I don't trust conventional-medicine doctors, so I would wanna use an anisethetic instead of an artificial treatment if I needed to have painful surgery.
1) Having an item in your possession that is ready to be sold and/or shipped out to a consumer.
2) A car that has no performance modifications on it. Most street racers who race with American muscle cars or high end European sports cars claim that their "stock" cars will beat any "moded" import from Japan. 99 times out of 100, they are right.
1) Yes, Mr. Smith, that item is in stock. OR Sorry, Mr. Smith, we're out of stock for that item.
2) Little Billy tried racing a stock Geo Metro against a stock Ferrari.