POS

Acronym for "Point of Sale". Used to describe anything dealing with the physical area where goods or services are purchased in B2C and sometimes B2B business situations. Then end sales point for retail sales.

Hey Englebert, could you get that new P.O.S. machine out to the Acme roto-tiller sales shop today? They've been down for a week and have been having to keep paper records the whole time.

by Zor Prime November 14, 2003

issue

Synonym for the interrogative phrase "are you".

"Issue gone hit that or what, niggah?

by Zor Prime November 25, 2003

dude

Feces. When used this way, generally refers to human excrement. "A dude"

"Aw, man... I just took a dude... and it was a coast-to-coaster.

by Zor Prime December 01, 2003

scretch

Synonym for "stretch".

See also: scr

"Hey-yo quatch, I juss HAD to run through them niggahs while they was gettin' scretched out."

by Zor Prime November 25, 2003

scr

scr --> str
or
s/scr*/str*

Word prefix: A synonym for 'str'. In about half the cases one might hear the 'scr' sound in the beginning of a word, it may be safe to substitute a 'str' to gleen the synonym term.

"Issue gone keep goin' scraight down this screet, niggah? Cain'tchu see them Jordans is hangin' over the powah lines ovah theyah?

by Zor Prime November 25, 2003

fo-tee

Any of an ever-increasing variety of (usually malt liquor--a fortified wine yielding higher alcohol concentrations of 18%-20%) alcoholic beverages distributed in 40-ounce containers (usually glass). Some popular brands include Olde English 800, St. Ides, King Cobra, and of course, the one that "works EVERY time" according to Billy-Dee Williams, teh Colt45.

"Sup sho-tee? You gone lemme hit dat if I let you hold dis fo-tee?"

by Zor Prime December 01, 2003

box reader

Someone who falsly represents themself as a technological authority by using trendy buzz-words he or she read on the backs of modem boxes at Wal-Mart.

#hackersHideaway
<BO2KUSR>Man, I really pipeline burst attacked that guy a few minutes ago over my SLIP 300BAUD-T4 connection to his telnet.

<AOLsiPWNM3>Whoa, cool. How did you do that? I heard he had 512 bit IP address encryption with smurf spoof.

<@g0d>STFU yuo fsckin' box readers!

by Zor Prime December 02, 2003