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When you ask your mate/friend to takeover your Chromecast stream
Hey bro I took over your cast for this song. Hack me back after dawg
This day just hacking your computor downloads viruses and more
On January 31 this day will start
Wait what Hacking computors Day oh no...
Trying to force yourself into being attracted to a gender that you currently aren’t into. Mainly by watching appropriate porn.
“Yeah, I’m watching gay porn right now to bi-hack myself”
“You know bi-hacking doesn’t really work, don’t you?!”
Playing when you aren't supposed to but still playing a lit beat.
Tim is gone so no more skillful Asian hacking anymore.
Someone that has a hack or cough to get hair from the back of their throat.
After a long night with his girlfriend Greg seems to have the chowers hack.
Salad Bar Hacking is the practice of attempting to get round 'one bowl, one visit' rules at salad bars by building huge towers of food, etc. Usually attempted by broke university students trying to 'get their money's worth' or general people whose eyes are bigger than their stomachs.
A Chinese engineer named Shen Hongrui has written a ~100 page PDF on different salad bar hacking techniques to be used in Chinese Pizza Huts. Unfortunately, his method became so popular all the Pizza Huts in China scrapped their salad bars.
The method involves building a solid base in the original bowl, ideally with chickpeas and potatoes. 'The foundations are very important, so choose dry and strong material,' he says.
Next, hackers must create a layer of carrot sticks radiating from the centre to act as a scaffold or a larger 'plate'.
Then use slices of cucumber or blocks of fruit to build the tower's walls.
Finally, fill the tower with the food you are most keen on eating. All you need after that is a steady hand to carry your platter back to the table.
Alice: Hey Bob, let's go salad bar hacking!
Bob: Sorry Alice, I don't think I've quite got the guts. I'd be chucked out.
Someone who is intellectually dishonest or intentionally obtuse to try to promote their ideas
Person #1: That dude on Twitter posted a clip that was deceptively edited. Why did he do that?
Person #2: He's just a dishonest hack. Don't believe him.