16 definitions by Tronno
by Tronno December 20, 2004
Take three eggs, toss them in a mixer, throw in half an onion, salt and pepper, then fry in a pan until it looks edible.
Voila, you have an omelette.
Voila, you have an omelette.
by Tronno December 4, 2004
The F-15 Eagle is the US armed forces' top air superiority fighter - it has never been defeated by an enemy aircraft. The F-15 can carry short/medium range A2A missiles and guided/unguided A2G weapons. It's also armed with a 20mm cannon.
F-15's are only operated by the US, Israel, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.
F-15's are only operated by the US, Israel, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.
Yesterday, US F-15s conducted overnight precision bombings in Fallujah and Baghdad.
Those MiG-25s didn't stand a chance against Captain Jimmy and his F-15. Went up in flames, they did.
Those MiG-25s didn't stand a chance against Captain Jimmy and his F-15. Went up in flames, they did.
by Tronno November 10, 2004
The Fabrique Nationale M249 is the US Army's standard-issue squad automatic weapon (SAW/light machine gun). It fires the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge, and can accept either linked ammo or M-16 compatible magazines. It weighs 23 lbs loaded, 20 empty. It's intended for suppressive fire, not accurate point fire, and therefore comes equipped with a built-in bipod for spraying Charlies at long range. Standard US military doctrine is to issue one M249 for every 4-man fire team (two or three M249s per squad).
The M249 Para variant features a folding stock and a shorter barrel. It is designed for paratroopers, who naturally prefer its compact dimensions. However, the Para is most often spotted in the hands of hyperactive 13-year-olds playing that Counter-Strike game.
The M249 Para variant features a folding stock and a shorter barrel. It is designed for paratroopers, who naturally prefer its compact dimensions. However, the Para is most often spotted in the hands of hyperactive 13-year-olds playing that Counter-Strike game.
Corporal, I see dirty terrorists coming up the street. Keep their heads down with your SAW while I go around back and flank em with the rest of the squad.
by Tronno November 12, 2004
Reference to the cult classic movie "Napoleon Dynamite". Pedro, a quiet Mexican immigrant kid, is running for high school student body president. As part of his campaign, he distributes T-shits with "Vote for Pedro" printed accross the front.
by Tronno February 8, 2005
Highly reflective debris launched from the back of aircraft to confuse radar guided missiles. Chaff is usually launched together with pairs of flares, which throw off infra-red guided missiles.
The F-15 pilot performed evasive turns and started dumping chaff & flares as soon as he heard the missile warning beep.
by Tronno November 10, 2004
Scram, take off, go away, gtfo.
Comes from the Spanish vamos - the word transitioned into American English as a result of contact with the Spanish colonies in Mexico.
Comes from the Spanish vamos - the word transitioned into American English as a result of contact with the Spanish colonies in Mexico.
by Tronno August 1, 2005