5 definitions by Jonathan Archer
To improve drastically
Verizon has redefined its broadband service with the introduction of FIOS (Fiber Optic Online Servce).
by Jonathan Archer September 18, 2005
Oft used as a do-not-bother-replying greeting, "how are you" represents the impersonalization of modern society stretched to an extent never witnessed before. It is however still okay to use it as long as you genuinely care.
EXAMPLE 1
Person A: Hi, how are you?
Person B: How are you?
(Conversation over)
EXAMPLE 2
Person A: Hi, how are you?
Person B: Like you care.
Person A: Hi, how are you?
Person B: How are you?
(Conversation over)
EXAMPLE 2
Person A: Hi, how are you?
Person B: Like you care.
by Jonathan Archer January 2, 2006
I do not understand the halfassitude shown by my younger brother, especially when doing things not for himself.
by Jonathan Archer March 17, 2005
by Jonathan Archer January 12, 2005
Although these days the term Vulcan is most commonly used to refer to a (fictional) Star Trek race, it has its originations in Roman mythology.
by Jonathan Archer March 10, 2005