Argonath Dictionary

[Thomas 'Leroy' Crof]

One to add.

(To) Drive like twenty - Constantly ramming other people out of accident. See "ram".

(To) Drive like Twenty - Quick way to clear the road ahead and behind; equals to an emergency vehicle's siren.
Fixed!

I think they removed her as they don't want specific people on there

What about "Carhartt Jr", "(To) Pull a Tai" etc.?


And Void.. U so nice! I'm gramar nazi officer nao! :P

[~Legend~]

As for names, here's how it stands.

We didn't want to have specific definitions on single names, so for example:

Legend: An Argonath nub.

(etc.)

Actual terms that are related to names are more or less alright (such as, (To) Pull a Tai).

All definitions are based on how commonly used/well known they are in the community - to make them as worthwhile as possible.
How common is the term "(To) Drive like Twenty", as I am guessing it must be from SA, if not IV?

[Dutchy]

As for names, here's how it stands.

We didn't want to have specific definitions on single names, so for example:

Legend: An Argonath nub.

(etc.)

Actual terms that are related to names are more or less alright (such as, (To) Pull a Tai).

All definitions are based on how commonly used/well known they are in the community - to make them as worthwhile as possible.
How common is the term "(To) Drive like Twenty", as I am guessing it must be from SA, if not IV?

It's also important how they are described. Positively, humorously or offensive. 

[JDC]

Moanrathon: When someone makes a moan thread and many other people jump on and moan, or when a group of people execute a series of continuous moan.

[Dutchy]

Moanrathon: When someone makes a moan thread and many other people jump on and moan, or when a group of people execute a series of continuous moan.

Did you just make that up?

[JDC]

Did you just make that up?

A term that has existed for months.

[~Legend~]

I was just messing around with some graphics stuff and thought I'd make a proper header for this topic.
Check the first post.

Moanrathon: When someone makes a moan thread and many other people jump on and moan, or when a group of people execute a series of continuous moan.

Added.

I've seen it a used a couple of times, though not overly frequently.

[Dutchy]

I've seen it a used a couple of times, though not overly frequently.

I've never seen it used.. But maybe this will increase tha Argo vocab a lil.

[~Legend~]

I've never seen it used.. But maybe this will increase tha Argo vocab a lil.

Yea - it's not a very common phrase, and I think mostly used in the SA:MP community.
If you like, search it using the Search feature on the forums. It pulls up a couple of stuff.

[9r2e5i3k]

MADmin = mad admin, beware
MADerator = mad moderator, beware

[~Legend~]

MADmin = mad admin, beware
MADerator = mad moderator, beware

Oh, added.

[MorlanV]

As for names, here's how it stands.

We didn't want to have specific definitions on single names, so for example:

Legend: An Argonath nub.

(etc.)

Actual terms that are related to names are more or less alright (such as, (To) Pull a Tai).

All definitions are based on how commonly used/well known they are in the community - to make them as worthwhile as possible.
How common is the term "(To) Drive like Twenty", as I am guessing it must be from SA, if not IV?

It should also stick to rules like Wikipedia, like you cannot add an opinion(I think, I prefer, etc.) or anything from your position (E.G. I, me,)

[~Legend~]

I was just checking this for any spring cleaning.

Any other new words/phrases/terms/weird stuff that has cropped up recently that deserve their rightful place in here? :P
Send them in!

[JDC]

H.H. - Abbreviation for "Hydra / Hunter", can be used as a noun.

U.B.R. - Abbreviation for "Unban Request". (i.e: "Did you see his UBR yet?")

[~Legend~]

H.H. - Abbreviation for "Hydra / Hunter", can be used as a noun.

U.B.R. - Abbreviation for "Unban Request". (i.e: "Did you see his UBR yet?")

Thanks for those submissions, JDC.
UBR has been added in the relevant forms - congrats on the first 'U' addition!

I couldn't find if H.H. is used or its usage, but correct me if I'm wrong.