When on the boards, you may read things that scare you. Unfortunately, we can't help about Adam (or Mike, if you're on FL :P) but for those things you don't understand, we have a dictionary! Yes, that's right! I've decided it's far past the time we had our own dictionary for words/terms used on the boards (and other rubbish not used at all, but which is still funny nonetheless)! :D
So far I have:
A
Aardvark: A curious little fellow who is crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside.
Adam: See 'Insane', 'Grumpus'
Admin: The Person in charge of technical administration of the gameboard. Also known as 'God'.
A-Team: Verb. Example: "to A-Team": To expend a vast quantity of munitions hitting only cardboard boxes and overturned chairs, causing a jeep to flip into the air.
B-C
Catma: A religious saying which is opposed to dogma. Not to be confused with Karma, which runs over dogma.
Charz: Cheers, as in thank you, but spelt differently.
Circular Definition: See Circular Definition
"Coup, The": Mar ??, 2002 When the former board admins were overthrown and control of the board was placed in the hands of the players.
D
Delia: British cookery icon, 'pulling a Delia' means to make a fancy meal etc.
dian dian dian: Chinese for Dot dot dot. Also used to mean "no comment"
Discordian: One who follows the Goddess of Confusion.
E-F
FL: Fantastic Legends
Fleeblewhoopy: A term used as a reply in the context of a highly complex and confusing explanation, for which the user has no sane/logical/appropiate reply due to sudden death of brain cells from massive overuse in a short period of time.
Floosingly: Something that stinks far to much to be called a stinky....
Fnord: See this link
Forum: A sub section of the gameboard.
Freeloader: A person who is registered to post on the game board but who only posts in the non-game forums.
Front Page (aka Website): The HTML pages with links to the game board and news.
F-Words: Frag (general), Frell (Farscape), Frick (general), Frack(general), Felgercarb (Battlestar Galactica) (see Smeg).
G
Game Board (aka Gameboard): The forums
Git: An unscrupulous or arrogant person.
Gimp: Idiot.
Glomp: :glomp: Similar to a 'Hugglepounce' in many ways and can be best described as 'less pounce and more huggle' when compared to the aforemention. It is mainly used between very close friends. The smilie for this is : glomp :
Grammar Nazi: The person who is responsible for correcting spelling, grammatical, and formatting errors on any particular board.
"Great Purge, The": March 5, 2002 when the entire gameboard was wiped clean.
Grumpus: One who is the King Daddy of being Grumpy; See 'Adam'
Gurk: A female pal of yours whose name you know but can't quite put your figure on it, and whilst calling her "Girl" all the time might be rude, you call her "Gurk"
H
Hugglepounce: A form of hugging that envolves taking a flying leap and ends in a hug. Done correctly you chosen victi- er friend should remain safely upright, if this is not the case then you are doing it wrong, though there are certain circumstances (ie when you are really really excited about something, or havent seen someone for a long time) when it is often accidental.
I-J-K-L
Insane: See 'Adam'
LABN: LA By Night
"LABN Cast Party 2003": Held in Los Angeles at Sherlynn's house June 20-24. Heather, Dave, Kris, Jean, Adam, John, Robin, and Sherlynn attended.
LNG: Late Night Games
Louisa: 'goddess of beauty' (possible Adam influence). Remember; Adam: See 'Insane' :P
Lurker: A person who is registered to post within the gameboard but does so sparingly and deliberately.
M
Major Ingram: A cheat, or someone who cheats and protests their innocence. Ref: Infamous Who Wants to be a Millionaire contestant Major Charles Ingram who cheated on the show by getting someone to cough when the right answer came up. He was subsequently taken to court and made to pay the money back.
Mangan: Something that looks, smells and even your sixth sense can tell you, its disgusting....
Marmite: A snack food made from yeast extract in the form of a spread. Thick and dark brown in colour, tastes like soy, very salty and good on toast. Diet staple of students. You either love it or loathe it. see Vegemite. Note: Aussies and Brits both say these products are different from each other even though the same company (Kraft) makes them.
Mhehehehe: {add up to infinite amounts of "he"s} A cross between HEHEHE and MWHAHAHA, to give a form a slight evilish giggly laugh sorta laugh...
Moderator: A player with admin power within a single forum.
Ming-Mong: See 'Minger'
Minger: Someone who is unattractive.
N-O
Non-Sequitur: See 'Aardvark'
"Other Purge, The": March 20, 2002 when the gameboard was reset, but much of the data was recovered. Everyone had to re-register.
P
Painted Lady: Polite term for a prostitute
PHPBB: The Software that runs the Gameboard (see http://phpbb.com)
Piaow: Signal during a colab indicating one is finishing writing.
Player: A person who is registered to post within the gameboard.
Q-R
Qwerty-faced: Phrase used to describe someone who's sleepy or tired.
Robin: see 'lurker'
S
Sarnie: Slang for Sandwich.
Smeg: Red Dwarf reference, used in the place of numerous expletives.
SQWEEEEEEEEE: An expression of joy or delight
T
Thread: A continuing dialog within a topic (can be used as a syn. for Topic)
Topic: A sub section of a Forum
ToT: This or That Game
U-V
Vegemite: A snack food made from yeast extract in the form of a spread. Thick and dark brown in colour, tastes like soy, very salty and good on toast. Diet staple of Australians. You either love it or loathe it. see Marmite. Note: Aussies and Brits both say these products are different from each other even though the same company (Kraft) makes them.
W-Z
WAG: Word Assosciation Game
Weekee: A word used to greet a friend in a special and unsual way to replace teh ever daily used words such as "Hi" or "Hello!" or "I think you'r an airhead but welcome to this world anywayz".
Zobo: A random person who joins the chatroom randomly, for random purposes.
Any more ideas, post them as a reply and I'll edit them back into this (that includes replies from LABN).
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LNG Dictionary!
Apparently Shaun already gave me a definition for anyone who read the award thing at LABN :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
And crazy I can understand (at least thats what the voices in my head tell me), but since when am I LITTLE??????????
Stupid Canadia man-slut... somthing fatal will happen to you in one of my stories!
I second that!!! :D
Oh silly Matt (tricks are for kids!...sorry)
Everyone knows Adam isn't insane! He just pretends to be insane but he's actually just a very grumpy person. His definition should read:
Adam: See Grumpus
:D
LNG Dictionary!
Shaun, I am going to link a page to this off the LNG main page. The first message in this topic will be considered the master key for the Dictionary.
Let me know if you'd rather make this a different topic.
within LNG, I am moving it to the FAQ section...
LNG Dictionary!
Matt (note the correct spelling...I was spelling it Shaun but pronouncing it Matt...honest!) I made a efw minor adjustments to the Glossary list. "The Great Purge", "The Other Purge", "The Coup" all needed to be filed by the non article first letter as "Coup, The", "Great Purge, The" and "Other Purge, The" s they now appear.
While there I added some notes to Marmite...and added Vegemite for our friends down under so they don't feel left out. I marked it with a FL exclusive smiley called "new". You can get it by typing the BBCODE :new:
LNG Dictionary!
Hehe ok cool. (yeah, LIKE you were :P)
Yay! Sticky Status :D
LNG Dictionary!
These are reposted from LABN:
Mhehehehe{add upto infinite amounts of "he"s: A cross between HEHEHE and MWHAHAHA, to give a form a slight evilish giggly laugh sorta laugh.
Painted Lady: Polite term for a prostitute
Salve/salvete: Traditional Latin greeting on a letter, which literally means "Be in good health."
Vale/valete: Traditional Latin closing to a letter, meaning "Fare well."
Quid agis?: Latin. How's it going? (Lit, 'What are you doing?')
Cura ut Valeas/Curate ut valeatis: Another traditional Latin closing on a letter. "Take care that you fare well."
Chaire/Chairete: ANCIENT Greek phrase of greeting. Literal meaning, "Rejoice!"
logos: ANCIENT Greek meaning word or "account."