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When you vomit, poop and piss at the same time.
Damn, I'm so sick I Final Fantasy XIII'd all over my room! Now I'll have to clean it somehow...
Something that's built up with huge hype and looks good on the surface, but ends up being mediocre to absolute garbage depending on the person in the end. Based on Final Fantasy XIII, which had huge hype during its trailers and had beautiful presentation, but was met with very mixed reviews from fans.
Person 1: Yo man, did you hear about that new game that's coming out?
Person 2: Yeah dude, but I think's it gonna be another Final Fantasy XIII.
Person 1: Crap.
Term applied to the sexual gratification given by one person to their partner on a special occasion.
Co-worker, "how was your birthday yesterday?" Colleague, "awesome thanks, the missus gave me a treat, after pleasuring herself as she watched me take her hot girlfriend up the arse, she then finished me off with her mouth, a great final present!"
The feeling of worthlessness, prolonged sadness, and hopelessness that one gets when committing acts that are related to finals. (Studying, taking the final, mentioning finals, hearing about finals.)
“The teacher gave us a 100 question final, I’m getting finals depression”
“Did you hear about the final?”
“Dude stop you’re giving me finals depression.”
A previosly deceased alive person. The guy who changed his name to sound cooler. He is a doctor, but not of medicine. He has no boundaries and makes a great teacher.
Rock Finale is coming. Get your wood
What I say when I unleash a deadly energy beam to kill mankind and get a power level of 7.1 million.
The process when additional data is written (burnt) out to optical disc, so they can played everywhere, however, you cannot edit any data inside the disc, let alone erasing the whole disc (CD±RW, DVD±RW, DVD±RAM, and BDRE are the exceptions, because DVD±RAM cannot be finalized, while RW-disc and BDRE can be erased, though you cannot edit the data after you finalize it---so you need to erase the whole disc and repeat the burning process if there's any mistakes)
This process also known as "Closing"
If you don't finalize the CD, this player cannot read it