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A mispelling in a text message caused by word predicting programs such as T9.
A slang word for Thanks. The word is a result of the heavy Danish influence on the English language. Most people do not realize that the English language roots are really Danish or Jutland. Equiped with this knowledge this word is easy to decipher. The Danish word for Thanks is tak. In Scotland and upper England it was common to drop the k at the end because of the way words were pronounced during the time of old English and Middle English. Hence the slang word "Ta" which should actually be pronounced "TA-k" but over time became "Ta" is really Tak meaning "Thanks"
A ta-082 is the type of hardware in certain psp,s that doesent support frimwares below 2.5, if a ta-082 psp is downgraded below 2.5 it will brick up, and becomne a paperwaight. The other psp's that are non-ta-082 can support any firmware. 1.5 is the golden firmware, it can support almost any homebrew. These undesigned code can be anything from running windows 95, to games. A game programmer under the alies of 0okm, designed a "softdown" program that would make the ta-82's run 1.5, but sadly some assholes hacked his account and now he stoped helping people. This brought sadness to the hearts of many.
Ta2 is a way to type tattoo.
Thanks. Thank you. It's informal and casual.
somethin funny, very humorous
used only by the ranies, only a select few can truly appreciate.
An Antiguan term meaning "Hell no! or "No way!". Often used to immediately deny any association with a certain statement or situation.
Somebody who has droopy breasts, or wears his/her "tits-as-a-belt".
A don and a pimp. Toatally sexy and has A LOT of charm, no matter how he looks. Wicked singer and is single most of the time coz he is a don. REAL DONS R CALLED THIS NAME
Shortened form of "The Alex and Charlie Format", popular kids TV show from the 90s, featuring Youtube partners Alex Day (aka Nerimon) and Charlie McDonnell (charlieissocoollike). Reoccurring themes in the program include the theming of episodes based on a letter or musical key, "Tip of the Day", "Face Friday", "Game Reviews", "Reality Investigators" and popular section "The Keith Chegwin Moment".