4 definitions by z.x.t.
A combination of Digital Download Service--Steam, and Social Network--Facebook. Using a method of "fake shortcuts" via activating a "non-steam game", you can rename shortcuts to anything you want, simultaneously to Facebook's "status"; upon launching this "game", it'll alerts your entire friend list. Fully abusive. Blogs replaced with groups and their "announcements".
To distinct people that are using Steam as Steambook is quite easy: Their "steam rating" equivalent to be 0-1, whilst normal users has rating of 8-10. However, some individuals delude themselves and "pretending" to play game via "steam in-game layout" while game just running on a background; increasing your rating. Thus, for people to not condemn them in Steambooking.
To distinct people that are using Steam as Steambook is quite easy: Their "steam rating" equivalent to be 0-1, whilst normal users has rating of 8-10. However, some individuals delude themselves and "pretending" to play game via "steam in-game layout" while game just running on a background; increasing your rating. Thus, for people to not condemn them in Steambooking.
Steam conversation example:
17:42 - Steam user: Wanna play tf2?
17:42 - Steambook user: Sure, give me a sec
Steam user is now playing Team Fortress 2. Click here to join.
17:55 - Steam user: Are you coming?
Steambook user is now Away.
18:00 - Steambook user: So where we left? Sorry, just some normal steam user wanted to play with me; got on my nerve. I'll be "away" for now.
18:02 - Steambook user #2: So, how's life and family? Brother still bullying you?
17:42 - Steam user: Wanna play tf2?
17:42 - Steambook user: Sure, give me a sec
Steam user is now playing Team Fortress 2. Click here to join.
17:55 - Steam user: Are you coming?
Steambook user is now Away.
18:00 - Steambook user: So where we left? Sorry, just some normal steam user wanted to play with me; got on my nerve. I'll be "away" for now.
18:02 - Steambook user #2: So, how's life and family? Brother still bullying you?
by z.x.t. May 21, 2012
Most overused emoticon on digital gaming platform Steam, that stupid kids think will carry over to other social networks as well. Emoticon itself resembles dark face with sun glasses and smirk, presumably to represent other popular meme "deal with it"
by z.x.t. March 18, 2014
1. Someone who likes brony community and pastime with them, yet who never watched My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, therefore cannot be true brony. Generally likes vicinity other bronies, but also has a rational and "get real" theory conducing with anti-brony prejudices, but stays neutral to both sides.
2. Kinda like "closet fag" just for bronies; someone who is a brony, but won't admit it.
2. Kinda like "closet fag" just for bronies; someone who is a brony, but won't admit it.
Brony: You are a brony.
Casual brony: I'm not.
Brony: It's written all over your profile: Avatars, groups, friends, etc.
Casual brony: Yeah, but i never watched the show, i just like the friendly atmosphere within the community.
Anti-brony: For you to say such hypocritical statement are beyond me.
Casual brony: You do realize that by hating on bronies and making your "imaginary" war - you making it hot topic again, therefore inconsistent yourself.
Anti-brony: Die brony piece of shit!
Casual brony: I'm not.
Brony: It's written all over your profile: Avatars, groups, friends, etc.
Casual brony: Yeah, but i never watched the show, i just like the friendly atmosphere within the community.
Anti-brony: For you to say such hypocritical statement are beyond me.
Casual brony: You do realize that by hating on bronies and making your "imaginary" war - you making it hot topic again, therefore inconsistent yourself.
Anti-brony: Die brony piece of shit!
by z.x.t. May 16, 2012
Russian and original way to describe hikikomori of 19th century, first coined by Dostoyevsky's fans. Living a depressing lifestyle after prolonged isolation (prison or home confinement) with constant self-doubts and inner incongruity with oneself; overly-analytical of oneself. Often a result of combined mental illnesses that include, but not limited to: anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, paranoia, agoraphobia, obsessive-compulsive disorder.
—This guy's been living in his parents' basement for a year now, after he finally came out, he start to self-deprecate, reflect on life, being negative towards people and he never smiles again.
—Typical case of dostoyevschina.
—Typical case of dostoyevschina.
by z.x.t. November 13, 2016