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A game played typically by a group of Royal Marines or vetted non-Royal Marines where three or more adult males drink ten or more pints of beer, strip naked and proceed to wrestle. The winner is determined when the first saliva drenched digit or finger is forcibly driven into another males poop shoot. The reigning title holder is currently named "Dutch" but proper names have not been divulged.
My arse is very sore today. I must have lost at Digit Wrestling...and I'm even upset.
Live video chat either 1 way or multiway. where you can see them through digital video on a pc, cellphone, using webcam or other video devices.
Alex and I were expressing our digital flesh
When someone gangstalks another person under the false belief they are able to steal their internet influence.
My digital rape left me without the ability to access real-life without interference from those who are trying to gain my internet influence. They exposed my most private data without my consent in order to mentally and emotionally abuse me.
When an ill-conceived event is taking place, instead of capturing it on one’s smart-phone to post for the masses, one acts and aids for the sake of the victim.
Hey Lawrence, did you hear about the mugging at the Food Lion down on Commerce? Oh my gosh, an elderly man was held up at knife point for his wallet, but the woman that swooped in with Digital Chivalry, thwarted the entire crime.
Get your finger out of your ass. Implies that the listener is wasting time savoring the sensation rather than getting on with his task. British military slang, I think.
Right, now remove digit and do it!
A worker who uses any manner of modern technology to be more productive and efficient.
Today's digital worker is connected to information and resources in a way that was inconceivable even 10 years ago.
A hand gesture featuring an extended middle finger, which symbolizes the term "Fuck you!" and is usually used to express extreme contempt or rejection of the recipient. Differs from "Flipping the Bird", which refers to the literal gesture itself, in that "The Big Digit" is euphemistically employed more to refer to the sentiment behind the gesture in polite company.
"I used to friends with Todd, but we haven't hung out with that jerk since I loaned him that $200 and then got The Big Digit when I asked for it back."