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a stack means having $1,000.You can have $1,000 anywhere and it's still a stack
i just spent a stack on a car radio.
Abbreviation for 'The Haystack'...a slang term for the city of Hayward, California in the Bay Area.
"He's from the 'stacks".
You say this when you’re being deadass, but more than deadass. Like someone is being held at gunpoint.
Guy 1: i don’t like you that much
Guy 2: deadass?
Guy 1: no...
Guy 2: haha good joke ma—
Guy 1: on a stack
*Guy 1 murders Guy 2 and effectively reduces his life to nothing but shambles*
A stack is (10) thousand cash could be within a rubber band.
STACK & RACK are commonly confused in urban slang.
$1,000 equals one(1) rack.
$10,000 equals one(1) stack. 10 stacks equals a book. 100 stacks equals one(1) bible.
Breakdown as follows:
Rack = $1,000
Stack = $10,000
Book = $100,000
Bible = $1,000,000
Jen: How much money do you have to buy a new car?
Tom: 8 stacks
Note: Technically equals = $80,000
In multiplayer gaming, Stacking refers to the deliberate unfairness of player/team strength resulting in 2 opposing teams with 'Pro's on one side, and 'noobs' on the other.
The term was born in total annihilation and continued through supreme commander, forged alliance and supcom 2 But could apply to any game with at least 2 teams. Stacking / Stacked
I logged in last night to play a game, only to realise the other team was stacked to shit, the host had allowed the stacking to go ahead so he wouldn't get killed.
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We had a few intensive Pro V Pro games, and decieded to chill out and take a break for a half hour. We stacked our team and rolled over some noobs for the lols.
Phrase by twitch steamer xqc meaning that you’re serious, deadass, and it’s “for sure” or 💯 .
Guy 1: “Damn dude that girl god knocked the hell out in that fight”
Guy 2: “On a stack man, literally.”
cheating by arranging the way a game is played to give one side an unfair advantage
stacked deck of cards in poker or a stacked online multiplayer video game