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More options Oct 9 1992, 11:40 am

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From: mfr...@ais.org (Martin Rose)

Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 23:23:40 GMT

Local: Thurs, Oct 8 1992 7:23 pm

Subject: Re: Wacky definitions

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In article <81...@ut-emx.uucp>
chri...@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (christian gadeken) writes:

>Akira: (verb) To reach such a high level of psychic power you
>can't control it. Ex:Kyousuke Akira'd and blew up the disco.

>Ako/Bko thing: (noun) A running fight so destructive you can follow
>it from a distance just by watching for the smoke.
>Ex:Ranma and Ryouga did the Ako/Bko thing through the zoo and all
>the animals escaped.

>Dirty Pair event: (noun) any incredibly destructive and casualty-
>causing event which is no-one's fault in particular.
>Ex:"Due to a minor Dirty Pair event, Southern China is now
>mostly uninhabitable."

>Bubblegum: (prefix) Roughly equivalent to "Mechacyberpunk-"

>Macek: (verb) To rewrite a story according to your own preferences,
>with no regard for the original material.
>Ex:Jim Macek'd "King Lear" and gave it a happy ending.

[Heh heh heh heh :) ]

Face fault : (noun) falling to the ground, landing on your face. Ex: Lum
flew through the door and Ataru did a face fault.

Minmei : (noun) exceedingly cute female character with large eyes that
shimmer frequently. Cranial content is usually somewhat lacking. Synonym:
Space Woo-woo.

Minmay : (verb) behaving in the fashion of a Minmei. Ex: HEY! Can't you
read? The sign says "No Minmaying"!

3-M : (verb) abbrev. of Macross Missile Massacre. Synonym: Scott Bernard.

chainsaw : (verb) synonym for Macek.
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