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Person who is really good at rhythm games
Person 1: Shows image of themself full comboing a very difficult song
Person 2: Rilla
Rilla by walkingsophie June 27, 2025
SHLAKA I JUST MESSED UP MY CLAY SUSHI.
Shlaka by like a boss27 December 30, 2011

Jayden crisp

Jayden crisp is so good at sliding his cock into you, he was sent from god to pound us with his stick
Jayden crisp by Betty_357 January 20, 2020
An adjective used to describe something you don't like or agree with.
"Trump wants to build a wall to stop illegal immigration? That's racist!"
Racist by JustAGuy24 May 15, 2016
Katsu: A TSB player so ridiculously good that people started calling him the one and only Demon. He moves like a literal shadow, appearing out of nowhere, disappearing before you can react, and landing punches with insane precision. His movement is dark, unpredictable, and almost impossible to read. Fighting Katsu feels less like fighting a player and more like being hunted by something you can’t see. He doesn’t need to talk, flex, or prove himself—the second he enters the arena, you already know you’re in trouble. He’s feared by many players and has dominated countless opponents. Some say he’s the best when it comes to being Tech Prodigy and Saitama. When you find yourself in a server with Katsu, consider yourself dead. His only weaknesses are the girl he’s always talking about, Layla, and his unconditional love for bunnies.
ItsKatsu: A TSB demon that is insanely skilled at The Strongest Battlegrounds.
Itskatsu by SilentSpecter August 30, 2026
VoIP (voice over IP - that is, voice delivered using the Internet Protocol) is a term used in IP telephony for a set of facilities for managing the delivery of voice information using the Internet Protocol (IP). In general, this means sending voice information in digital form in discrete packets rather than in the traditional circuit-committed protocols of the public switched telephone network (PSTN).
VoIP calls can be cheaper than standard phone calls
VoIP by Neil McGovern November 27, 2003
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