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The net god is one of the most highly respected gods in the universe. People feed the net god by throwing various items as "sacrifices" and people have been known to get in trouble for doing so. The location of the net god is found in Worthington, Ohio but the exact location is only known to a few followers.
Net God: "I must be fed!"
Worshiper: (throws chairs and food into the net god)
Net God: "Thank you young servant."
Money has a time value, net present value is future cashflows brought back to today's value against a discount factor (11% is standard), minus the initial investment. If the net present value of cumulative cashflows is positive, then the project should be accepted, unless a more profitable investment is also availiable.
To calculate the NPV of an investment, one must know the discount factor, cost of investment and expected incomes (based off accurate data)
A cable sports channel. Unlike wordESPNword, which provides nationalized coverage, Fox Sports Net is more regional in nature, with various regions of the country each having their own version of the network, thus providing more coverage of local teams.
"The Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State football game was carried on Fox Sports Net."
The hockey net is a god. We love everything he does for us. All hail the holy hockey net. We pray everyday to it.
“All hail the Holy Hockey Net and everything it does.”
When someone uses “Foe net bangin” they are admitting to be an extreme pussy and beta male. They are asking you to rail them in the ass because they are also gay as fuck. This term is commonly used by Marco and his gang members.
Yo owen you “Foe net bangin” or nah?
This debilitating syndrome is caused when ones child/children suddenly cease to play hockey. It is almost exclusively experienced by people of Canadian descent. Symptoms can include inexplicable weeping, excessive consumption of poutine, and in unusually severe cases, visits to the local hockey rink in an attempt to socialize with the hockey crowd.
Don't make eye contact with her, she has a severe case of Empty Net Syndrome.
Internet alias or pseudonym; like a “pen name” (“nom de plume”); similar to “nom de guerre,” “nom de web,” and “nom de blog.”
For internet safety, I protect my identity by using KathMac as a “nom de net.”