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William of Orange · Mar 30, 2005, 10:47 PM // 22:47

Ever come across a post which contains words such as "nerfed," "pwned," or "l33t?" New to the gaming world and not quite sure what the terms PvE, PvP, or NPC stand for? Then here's the solution to all your problems, and then some:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/

While any normal definition entries should be questioned, considering they are submitted by guests to the sight and do not come from any reputable source, most of the common, and even many of the uncommon, terms of this crazy age we live in can be found there.

And a warning to those of you who are easily offended, and/or too young for adult content:

The site contains many vulgar/rude terms amongst the ones you'll actually find useful, so be wary when casual surfing the site. Besides that, enjoy

Soiled Egg Roll · Mar 31, 2005, 02:43 AM // 02:43

Ha, this will probably help people like me(newbs, I guess).

Hey you're from Wisconsin, too. Where exactly is Mount Horeb?

Tur713 · Mar 31, 2005, 02:50 AM // 02:50

Lol, I love this site. I found it a few years back and added some definitions to it myself. I even used it in a research paper, but the words weren't there so I had to make the definitions myself.

William of Orange · Mar 31, 2005, 05:17 AM // 05:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soiled Egg Roll

Hey you're from Wisconsin, too. Where exactly is Mount Horeb?

About 10 miles away from Verona, which in turn is about 8ish miles away from Madison, so I'm at least in some proximty to civilization. We technically live on the outskirts of Mount Horeb in the town of Springdale, and we only have two visible neighbors (we have a five acre lot that looks out across hundreds of acres of field/farm).

I've probably passed through Ripon on my way to other places, but can't say I've looked around the town much. Anyway it goes, it's still Wisconsin, and that kind of means there's not much going on. But that doesn't mean we're all farmers who eat cheese and bratwursts all day people!! Just want to clear up that misconception.