Urban dictionary - or geektionary?

TheStinger · 07-24-2008

I was reading about some word I heard on urb. dic. when I came across this article:

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Scroll to the last meaning at the bottom of the page - it's someone whining about being called a hacker - this is a sorry excuse for a dictionary example.

Yes I am bored.

EtherealCookie · 07-24-2008

Start trolling if you're bored.

TheStinger · 07-24-2008

And who knew that noob, n00b, newbie and newb had different meanings???

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Flying_Piggy · 07-26-2008

I just have to laugh... heeheehee

07-24-2008	#1
TheStinger Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Toronto, Ontario Posts: 155	Urban dictionary - or geektionary? I was reading about some word I heard on urb. dic. when I came across this article: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Scroll to the last meaning at the bottom of the page - it's someone whining about being called a hacker - this is a sorry excuse for a dictionary example. Yes I am bored. Habitus es.

07-24-2008	#2
EtherealCookie Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,514	Re: Urban dictionary - or geektionary? Start trolling if you're bored.

07-24-2008	#3
TheStinger Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Toronto, Ontario Posts: 155	Re: Urban dictionary - or geektionary? And who knew that noob, n00b, newbie and newb had different meanings??? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Habitus es.

07-26-2008	#4
Flying_Piggy Join Date: May 2008 Location: Where do I live? Flying Piggies migrate constantly... Posts: 650	Re: Urban dictionary - or geektionary? I just have to laugh... heeheehee Is it a bird, is it a plane? I'm evil incarnate. I'm insanely powerful. I'm... FLYING PIGGY!