1: a form of meat; deliscious when cooked in cast iron skillet
2: any kind of unwanted mail, e-mail, or message board post
3: mindless bable
2: any kind of unwanted mail, e-mail, or message board post
3: mindless bable
D1: mmmmm.... sssspaaaaammm...
D2: This fuggin spam!!! always clogging my inbox
D3: hey travis! cut the spam and come see this!!!
D2: This fuggin spam!!! always clogging my inbox
D3: hey travis! cut the spam and come see this!!!
by Dave November 18, 2003
A short selfish selfcentered troll who likes to hurt people because it has a small penis and girls will always laugh at it because its shorter than normal like he is.
Under the bridge lived a Ryne.
They avoided him becuase he acted like a Ryne.
The kids pretended to like him but secretly thought he was a Ryne and they laughed and laughed and called him Ryno.
They avoided him becuase he acted like a Ryne.
The kids pretended to like him but secretly thought he was a Ryne and they laughed and laughed and called him Ryno.
by Dave July 26, 2006
To think its funny to hurt people becuase your penis is so small you think it will make you a big man to show someone else up.
He had a big ego and went around being Ryne to persons.
I dont care for that kid he's just too Ryne too often.
I dont care for that kid he's just too Ryne too often.
by Dave July 25, 2006
by Dave January 17, 2004
by Dave January 15, 2004
The act and/or actions in which one would live by as an UBER john mayer fan. Sharing copious amounts of unecessary facts with the rest of the world. Basically, being obsessed with john mayer and pushing him and his music on the rest of the world!
Making a small "john mayer" christmas tree for your room or a John Mayer Centre piece for your thanksgiving dinner.
by dave December 20, 2003
Traditionally used as part of the larger phrase "To be nickled and dimed to death", referring to the undesired price of upkeep for a certain item. More fundamentally, it refers simply to seemingly hidden ongoing expenses which, over time, add up to a large expense.
by dave June 24, 2004