Ben L.'s definitions

mana

Magical energy, used in witchcraft and the Mana series created by Squaresoft.

I think I will play Secret of Mana today.

by Ben L. January 15, 2004

work on

When playing an RPG, "working on" it means that a player is currently playing it with the intent of beating the game, unlocking everything, etc. Basically a fancy way of saying "playing."

I was working on FFX-2 during the beginning of this year, then Golden Sun, then Tales of Symphonia, and now Star Ocean Till the End of Time.

by Ben L. October 9, 2004

like crazy

A two word replacement for the adjective "crazily." It is typically used by younger individuals that do not yet know or care that it is improper grammar.

Dude, he is FAST! He ate that hamburger like crazy!

by Ben L. September 25, 2005

The Word on the Street

The Word on the street is...stop. That's the only word I've ever seen on the street.

Dude, you just ran that stop sign! Crap, man, now there's a cop behind you.

by Ben L. June 26, 2004

I'm not gonna lie

A four word variation of the words "honestly" or "truthfully." A statement in which the speaker announces that he or she does in fact tell the truth.

I'm not gonna lie, that elementary school play sucked.

by Ben L. December 28, 2005

ROFLMAOOL

The sultan of the great nation known as Stfunoob, known for his wise decisions and harsh punishments. Also, it stands for "Rolling On the Floor Laughing My Ass Off Out Loud," which is a combination of ROFL, LMAO, and LOL.

All Hail the Grand Sultan Roflmaool of Stfunoob!

Person 1: Dude! The PBS in our city burst into non-profit flames!
Person 2: ROFLMAOOL!

by Ben L. March 20, 2005

squall

1) A storm in the ocean, somewhat like an underwater tornado, it usually consists of heavy currents, but it has no effect on the surface. 2) The aloof protaganist of Final Fantasy VIII, his trademark being a scar on his face and a sword with a pistol added to the handle, called a "gunblade"

That quiet dude Squall never messed with any squalls because he never went underwater.

by Ben L. March 9, 2004