Chaz Walker's definitions

35mm Film

An antique memory-card (read:canister) used by people before the invention of flash memory. The canisters held very few images (twenty-four, or, sometimes, thirty-six), and the only card readers were very expensive, so people usually had to have the cards read at Photo-Labs. The process of reading the cards was called "developing", and only late in the game would be provided in a digital form; usually you had to scan the photos in from the paper copies.

John: Where does the memory card go in this camera Mom?

Jane: That's a 35mm film camera...

John: What's 35mm film? I've never even heard of that memory card.

Jane: ...

by Chaz Walker May 5, 2009

torrvo

Using a combination of automatic feeds and torrents to download new tv shows.

torrent + Tivo = torrvo.

Adam: Hey did you watch the latest Supernatural?
Eve: No, but I've got it flagged for download on my torrvo, so I'm sure it's waiting for me by now.

by Chaz Walker April 24, 2011

Custom ringtone close.

Someone who is close enough to you to have a custom ringtone in your cellphone.

Jim: "I didn't know you were friends with Sally."

John: "Oh yeah; we're like custom ringtone close."

by Chaz Walker December 15, 2009

Awefull

If awesome is something that has some awe, then awefull would be something that has all awe.

Awefull > Awequitealot > Awesome.

Not to be confused with awful or aweful (both of which are lame things.

Facebook event:
Adam Eve likes yourMom/hisGirlfriend.

Comment:
Even Adams: "That's awefull."

by Chaz Walker August 14, 2010

OTFL

One of the ways in which one may choose to roll.

A cleverisation of the term ROTFL, which means "rolling on the floor laughing" and the phrase "that's how I roll."

Eve: "What the hell is OTFL?"

Adam: "On the floor, laughing."

Eve: "...?"

Adam: "It's how I roll."

by Chaz Walker May 3, 2010

Thumb-Tied

When using T9 in a text message, and the wrong word is accidentally sent to someone. It's usually not an issue, unless the wrong word still has applicable meaning in the context of the conversation.

Not to be confused with Slip of the thumbs.

Used in the context of a text message conversation:

Adam: "Hey, where are you?"
Eve: "I'm gone."
Adam: "Gone where?"
Eve: "Sorry, my phone got Thumb-Tied. I'm *home*. ^^"

by Chaz Walker October 2, 2007

Bicy

When you try to type "chaz" in a predictive text phone, "bicy" usually comes up, thus making it a nick-name for chaz.

Bicy hungry.

Bicy eat world.

by Chaz Walker October 17, 2008