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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 23, 2012 16:43:40 GMT -5
I didn't start this one...but i bet we can all add to it and vote some up or down. I have used some of my own words, but won't lie and say that we all don't use the same basic slang from time to time: Cyberpunk Words - A-Z •Adhocracy (n) - An ad-hoc organization of people (and a fantastic replacement for the modern corporation); the opposite of a bureaucracy; assembles and disassembles as needed1 •Betch (n) - A crude but affectionate thing to call a friend; a contemporary male equivalent of this is "brah"3 •Bitchun (adj.) - Cool; related to the Bitchun society, a dominant society which has made death obsolete and granted all humans basic rights1 •Bogus (adj.) - Lame4 •Bubbly (adj.) - Cool; good, lucid (other groups in this book series use the term "Icy" for the same meaning)4 •Chizz (adj.) - Cool5 •Crash (adj.) - Dumb, stupid ("you crash.")5 •Crumbly (n) - An elderly person (and apparently current British slang with the same meaning). Other common iterations of the term: crumblies (multiple old people); Crumblyville (a neighborhood full of elderly people)4 •Deadhead (v) - To go into suspended animation for a set or indefinite period of time, either to fight the drudgery of travel or to pass by a particularly boring patch in history1 •Duppy (adj.) - Crazy, stupid5 •Face rank (n) - Fame (See also: whuffie)4 •Far (adv.) - Very (e.g. "This far duppy")5 •Fenfen (adj.) - Messed up, f***ed up, stupid (a derogatory adjective)5 •Flyin' (v) - Leaving5 •Ford (n) - God2 •Frack (v) - F***7 •Grodaceous (adj.) - Gross3 •Kicker (n) - A sort of blogger; kicks around interesting stories and memes4 •Littlie (n) - A little kid (is even used today in Australia)4 •Mind-rain (n) - An explosion of creativity resulting from clear thought; similar to the psychological state of "flow"4 •Nerf herder - A derogatory title8 •Ping (n) - Any sort of message (text, email, voice, video) (already used in some modern day circles)4 •Pneumatic (adj.) - Round, bouncy, sexy2 •Scanbox (n) - Fool, idiot, crazy person5 •Scanning (adj.) - Crazy ("Far scanning, you.")5 •Surge-monkey (n) - Someone who uses cosmetic surgery in daring, flamboyant ways4 •Shiny (adj.) - Cool9 •Slashdotting (v) - The process of a large influx of visitors coming to a webserver from the front page of slashdot.org; may incapacitate a site6 •Toaster (n) - A derogatory term for a Cylon (humanoid robot) •Uploading (v) - The process of transferring a mind to a computer6 •Verbal (v) - To speak with someone verbally3 •Whuffie (n) - social capital; may be used as an alternative to physical currency; earned through gaining the esteem of others (See also: Face rank)1 Cyberpunk Phrases •Good hunting - "Good luck" "Break a leg"7 •Frackin' toaster - A derogatory title / insult7 •JBF - "Just butt f***ing" (the future equivalent of JK - "Just kidding")3 •Major sampled - Used to add extreme emphasis to something; "It was chizz major sampled"5 •No clock for this - "I haven't got time for this."5 •So say we all - "Amen" "Hear hear!"7 •TIMOTOV - "Think I'm About to Openly Vomit" (perhaps the future equivalent of the Valley Girl slang term "Gag me with a spoon")3 PLEASE help me/us expand this... edit: project.cyberpunk.ru/idb/dictionary.html.<<this link has more
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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 23, 2012 16:48:08 GMT -5
more:
A.A.A. - Anti-aircraft artillery.
ACE KOOL - (gang) Best friend. Back-up.
ADAM HENRY - (cop) Pheonetic alphabet for "Ass Hole".
AGRIPLEX - An agglomeration of farms with one central managment complex. A modern day capitalist collective farm.
A.I. - Artificial Intelligence; a computer with full self awareness.
AMMO - Ammunition.
AMPED-OUT - Fatigue after being under the influence of amphetamines and certain combat drugs.
APOGEE - The best. The greatest.
ARC - An arcology.
BADGE ON A BEAVER - A female officer.
BAG MAN - A fixer or fence.
BAKUTO - (jap) Gambler.
B.A.M.A. - Boston-Atlantic Metropolitan Access.
BANDIT - An enemy aircraft.
BATMAN AND ROBIN - Two officers in a patrol car.
BEAT THE RAP - To get acquitted.
BELCHER - An informer.
BENJI - A robohound.
BIG DARK - Space.
BIG HATS - State police.
BIKE - A motorcycle.
BIZ - Crime.
BLACK OPERATIONS - Illegal or secret missions.
BLADE - A knife.
BLEEDER - An extortionist.
BLOC - A cartel composed of Orbital concerns with similar capa- bilities and interests, i.e., the Aerospace Bloc, the Pharmaceutical Bloc, etc.
BLUEBOY - Local or state police.
BOAT - A submarine, no matter how large.
BOGEY - An unidentified aircraft.
BOMBSHELL - 1. Evacuate quickly. 2. Run.
BONED OUT - Quit, chickened-out, left.
BOOK - 1. To run away, get out, or leave. 2. A bookmaker's betting organization.
BOOKIE - One who takes bets and "makes book".
BOOST - To shoplift or steal.
BOOSTER - Any member of a gang that effects cyberware, leather clothing, and random violence.
BOPPER - A hit man.
BORYOKUDAN - (jap) Literally, violence groups. Used by Japanese police to refer to Yakuza.
BOSOZOKU - (jap) Motorcycle and hot-rod gangs, a prime source of Yakuza recruits.
BRAIN BUCKET - A motorcycle helmet.
BREAK - To run or get away.
BREAK-DOWN - A shotgun.
BREATH VAC - To run out of air.
BROWNIE - A traffic cop.
BUG - A listening device or wire.
BULL - 1. A prison guard. 2. A police officer.
BULLET - One year in custody.
BULLSEYE - A light tatoo on any exposed skin.
BURN - 1. To shoot, esp with a laser. 2. To electrocute.
BURNER - A laser beam splitter.
BUTTERFLY MAN - A forger.
BUTTONHEAD - A person addicted to stimulating the pleasure centers through interface sockets.
BUTTON MAN - Someone who selects or points out the job.
CAIN - A traitor, a backstabber.
CALL GIRL - A high-priced prostitute.
CANDLE AND BLOOD - Initiation into the mafia.
CAVALRY - Police reinforcements.
CHAOL - To be tough; a real stud.
CHARLIE'S ANGEL - A female officer.
CHATTER BOX - A machine gun.
CHERRY PICKING - (Motorcyclist) When an expert rider enters a lower-division race to score an easy win.
CHILLED - To be cool; to be together.
CHIMPIRA - (jap) Derived from the Japanese word for "penis"; it is used on the street as Americans might use the word "prick".
CHIPPIN' IN - 1. To buy cyberware for the first time. 2. To cast your lot with a group. 3. To connect with a machine.
CHIV - Knife.
CHOMBATTA (CHOOMBA) - Neo-Afro-American slang for a friend or a family member.
CHOOH2 ("CHOO") - Streetslang for alcohol, as used in vehicle power plants.
CHRISTMAS BUNDLES - Large sums of money.
CHROMER - 21st century heavy metal rock fan.
CHROMATIC ROCK - A type of heavy metal characterized by heavy electronics, simple rythms, and violent lyrics.
CLOSE A CONTRACT - To kill.
COBBERS - Your buddies or members of your work gang.
COLD TEA - Alcohol.
COLLARBOY - (derogatory) 1. A white collar worker. 2. An Orbital employee. 3. An Orbital fellow-traveller.
COLLATERAL DAMAGE - Civillian casualties.
COMBAT DRUGS - Any one of a series of designer drugs created to increase speed, stamina, and reflexes.
CONFIG - To arrange something, as in, "I configged to dock with her."
CONTRACT - Hired to kill.
CONVERSION - A full cyborg conversion.
COP OUT - To quit.
COPSHOP - Police station.
COUNTRY CLUB - A minimum security facility.
COWBOY - A Netrunner.
CREASED - Killed.
CROAK - To kill.
CROAKER - A doctor.
CRYO MAX - A contemporary fashion based on 19th century Russian Romantic dress (cossack boots, colorful sashes, brocaded dol- mans, etc) mixed with high-tech accreations, such as cybertech.
CRYSTAL - 1. A liquid crystal computer matrix. 2. Anything, such as an artificial intelligence, cybertech, or even software, using or operated by an LC matrix.
CRYSTALJOCKEY, CRYSTALJOCK - A computer user, a netrunner.
CYBERED UP - To get as much cyberware implanted as possible before you go over the Edge.
DATA TERM - A streetcorner information machine with a screen, 'Net inputs, and keyboard.
D.C.'S - Federal officers.
DEAD RECKONING - Navigating without instruments.
DEB - A pre-operation transexual.
DELTA - (U.S. Slang) A smuggling aircraft.
DELTA'D - To make maximum speed towards a place.
DELTAJOCK - A Delta pilot; and air smuggler.
DELTA SIERRA - Dog Shit.
DEMUKAI - (jap) The Yakuza prison-release ceremony
DERM - A slap patch used to administer contact drugs.
DESK JOCKEY - A white collar guy.
DIAMOND SEASON - Warm weather.
DIP - A pickpocket.
DIRTGIRL - (derogatory Orbital slang) An Earth woman.
DIRTY - To possess drugs or be under the influence.
DISK - Record, recording, or a laser disk.
DO - To kill.
DO A GHOST - To leave the scene of a crime.
DOCK - 1. To meet someone. 2. To have sex.
'DORPH - Streetslang for synthetic endorphins, a designer drug that increases healing powers, limits fatigue, and produces a "rush" similar to a second wind.
DOUBLE-DEUCE - A .22 caliber gun.
DREAM TIME - Jail time in braindance.
DROP - 1. Receiver of stolen goods. 2. To kill.
DROP A DIME - To snitch on someone.
DROP OUT - Go back to Earth or Luna.
DRYING OUT - Abstaining from alcohol.
EEL - An escape artist.
ENFORCER - Someone who carries out or enforces instructions of a criminal boss, usually through physical intimidation.
EXEC - A corporate executive.
EXOTIC - A human biosculpted with non-human elements; fur, long ears, fangs, etc.
'FACE (also, FACE, EYE-FACE, I-FACE) - The Interface. Jacking into the 'Net.
FAUST - A netrunner who deals in, or with, A.I.'s.
FEDS - Federal officers.
FENCE - Someone who buys and sells stolen goods.
FILTER - A gas mask.
FINGER - To point out or identify.
FINI - To finish; to be done with.
FIX - 1. A dose of a drug. 2. To bribe.
FLAG - A warning.
FLATBACKER - A prostitute.
FLATLINE - To kill. A dead person or thing.
FLETCHER - A flechette pistol, SMG, or rifle.
FOUR-FIVE - A .45 caliber gun.
FOXTROT UNIFORM - Fucked Up.
FRAG - To kill, usually with explosives.
FRY - To electrocute.
GAP - To pull ahead of another rider/driver.
GAT - A firearm.
GEEK - To kill.
GEISHA - (jap) Japan's professional female entertainers.
GIRI - (jap) Closest translation is debt or obligation, but the concept entails much more. Often used with the word "ninjo" by Yakuza to describe the basis for their 'honorable' traditions.
GO LEO - To make a trip into Low Earth Orbit; ie, to visit one of the inner space stations.
GOMI - (jap) Trash or garbage.
GRAB GEE - To spend time in a gravity field.
GRAV or GEE - 1. Gravity. 2. Weight. 3. A measure of importance.
GRAVEROBBER - Someone who sells illicit body parts.
GUMI - (jap) A suffix denoting association, company or gang, commonly used by both Yakuza groups and construction firms.
GURENTAI - (jap) Ruffian or hoodlum.
GYRO - Small one or two man helicopters, used mostly in police work and corporate strike operations.
HAND CANNON - Any handgun in the 12mm and up range.
HANDLE - A nickname; a working name you are known by on the street.
HANGING PAPER - Passing bad checks.
HARDFIRE - Streetslang for the Owari chemical trigger.
HARD TIME - Jail time in state prison.
HARNESS - A uniform.
HEAD HUNTER - A female who does sexual acts for drugs.
HEART - A liquid crystal matrix.
HEAT - Police pressure.
HEATER - A gun.
HEATWAVE - A police crackdown.
HIGH - To be on drugs.
HIT - To kill.
HOB - An international-style popular music, combining Western dance music with Afro/Arab and Asian rhythms, themes, and modes.
HOLDING DOWN - Controlling turf or area.
HOME PLATE - Your home or pad.
HOOK UP - To get traction.
HOSHO KAISHA - (jap) "Security Companies". Hired muscle and rent-a-cops.
HOTDOGGER - (derogatory) Inexperienced netrunners.
HYDRO - Streetslang for hydrogen fuel, used to power a sizable number of vehicles in the 2000's.
I.C.E. - Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics. Programs that keep databases secure.
ICEBREAKER - A program designed to overcome I.C.E..
INPUT - Girlfriend.
IN THE HUNT - (Motorcyclist) To be a strong contender.
JAM - 1. To hurt. 2. To mess up. 3. To have sex with.
-JOCKEY, -JOCK - A person with technical skills of a high order.
JOHATSU - (jap) "The Disappeared People" or, literally, "evaporated".
JOYBOY - Male prostitute.
JOYGIRL - Female prostitute.
KAI - (jap) A suffix denoting association or society, often used in gang names.
KEYBOARD - Streetslang for a computer interface deck with manual keys. Also, a terminal.
KNIFE FIGHT - A hot and heavy fight with an enemy aircraft at close quarters.
KOBUN - (jap) 1. "Child Role," used in conjunction with "oyabun" ("Parent Role") to connote the familial relationship within most Yakuza gangs. 2. Member of a Yakuza clan.
KURUMAKU - (jap) Literally, black curtain, a term from traditional Kabuki theater. Now used to denote a behind-the-scenes fixer, godfather, or powerbroker.
L.A.M.A. - Los Angeles Metropolitan Access.
LASSIE - A robohound.
LEGIT - Legal.
LINEFOOT - Nomad slang for anyone who isn't a nomad.
LITEJACK - A type of popular music/performance art in which multiple instruments are played, through the Face, by one person.
LIT UP - To be shot at.
LIZ - A police patrol.
L.P. - Lisenced Prostitute. A legal prostitute. Also called "Lolly Pops" by police.
MAKE - 1. To obtain something. 2. To detect.
MAKING BANK - To make money, usually illegally.
MAN - Cop, policeman.
MARK - (gang) A want-to-be gang member.
MATCHBOX - A sleep cube or coffin.
MAXIMUM, MAX - Good, superlative.
MEATBALL - Someone augmented with grafted muscle.
MINIMUM - Bad, sorrowful.
MIZU SHOBAI - (jap) "Water Business" or "Water Trades", meaning nightclubs, bars, restaurants, and related businesses.
MOLDED - Embarassed.
MOTOR - (Motorcyclist) To outpower another rider.
MOUTHPIECE - A lawyer.
MR. JOHNSON - Refers to any anonymous employer or corporate agent.
MUDBOY - (derogatory Oribital slang) An Earth man.
MULE - 1. One who transports drugs. 2. A courier.
NETRUN - To interface with the 'Net and use it to hack into Data Fortresses.
NEUTRALIZE - Kill. Assassinate.
NINER - A nine millimeter gun.
NINJO - (jap) Compassion or empathy. Often used with "giri" obligation to describe Japanese conflict between one's duty and one's feelings; a central theme in Japanese literature. Both are favorite terms of traditional Yakuza.
NIPPERS - Handcuffs.
N.O.E. - Nap-Of-the-Earth flying. Flying as low as possible to avoid radar.
ONE LARGE - A one hundred dollar bill.
OUTPUT - Boyfriend.
OVERCOOK - To go too fast.
OVER THE SHOULDER - Any shoulder-mounted weapon.
OYABUN - (jap) 1. "Parent Figure", used with kobun to describe the familial relationship within the gang. Somewhat similar to the use of "godfather" in the West. 2. Head of a Yakuza clan.
PACKIN' - To have a gun in your possession.
PAD - Living quarters.
PAINT BOYS - The Yakuza.
PANZER - 1. An armored smuggling hovercraft. 2. Any ground effect combat vehicle.
PANZERBOY - The driver of a panzer.
PAPERHANGER - A counterfeit money passer.
PASTA BOYS - The Mafia.
PETER - A vault or safe.
PETERMAN - A safecracker.
PIG - A police officer.
PIGEONS - Friendly aircraft.
PIG ON A WHEEL - A motorcycle officer.
PINCH - To arrest.
PINEAPPLE - A bomb.
PLASTIC - Fake; not real.
PLAY DOUGH - Plastic explosives.
PLUGGED IN - On life support.
POLYMER ONE-SHOT - Any cheap, plastic pistol, usually in the five to six millimeter range.
POP CAPS - To shoot at someone.
POPSICLE - A frozen corpse, usually found in a drifting space wreck.
POSERGANG - Any group whose members affect a specific look, or bodysculpt job.
POST TIME - Time to start.
PUKE - To blow an engine.
PULL AN ASH - To give the wrong password or code.
PULLING TEETH - Interrogating, esp. with torture.
QUIFF - A prostitute.
RABBI - A protector.
RAD - 1. Radiation. 2. A dose of radiation.
RAFFLES - A burglar.
RAGS - Clothes.
RAT - 1. To inform. 2. An informer.
RECONFIG - To kill with a knife.
RIN TIN TIN - A robohound, especially a police K9.
RIPPERDOC - Surgeon specializing in implanting illegal cyberware.
ROCKERBOY/GIRL - A musician or performer who uses his or her art to make political or social statements. Rockerboys are not the same as "Rock Stars", who are usually "owned" by recording mediacorps and are apolitical.
RONIN - (jap) 1. A freelance assassin or mercenary. Usually considered to be untrustworthy. 2. A masterless samurai.
ROUST - To be hassled by police.
RUNNING THE LINE - Panzerboy slang for carrying contraband from one place to another.
SAINT NICK - A benefactor.
SAMURAI - (jap) 1. A corporate assassin or mercenary hired to protect corporate property or to make strikes against other corp- orate holdings. 2. Mercenary or muscle for hire. Implies honor code.
SARAKIN - (jap) "Salary man financiers," or more appropriately, loan sharks.
SCREW - A prison guard.
SETTLE - To kill.
SHADES - Sunglasses.
SHAIKUJIN - (jap) "Honest Citizen". A corporate employee.
SHANK - A knife.
SHARK - A loan shark.
SHOEMAKER - One who makes fake identification.
SHOES - Fake identification.
SIERRA HOTEL - Shit Hot. A real pro.
SING - To confess or inform on others.
SITREP - Situation Report; how you are doing.
SKIP - To leave.
SLAMMIT ON - 1. To get violent. 2. To attack someone without reason.
SO KA - (jap) I understand.
SOKAIYA - (jap) "General Meeting Specialists," Japan's unique breed of financial racketeers. Professional extortionists and strong-arm thugs who traditionally prey on shareholders meetings, but are now diversified into wide areas of organized crime.
SOLAR WIND - Hot air, ie, something that is pretty much bullshit.
SOUNDS - Music.
SPILL - 1. To spend money. 2. To confess or inform on others.
SQUEEZE - To put pressure on.
SQUID - (Motorcyclist) An unskilled rider who rides too fast.
THE STREET - Wherever you live, late at night. The subculture, the underground.
STUFFIT - 1. To have sex. 2. To forget something.
SUCKER POCKETS - Pockets on the outside of garments.
TAKE - The money a corrupt policeman takes, as in "on the take".
TAKE A CAB - To leave.
TAKE OUT - To murder.
TEKIYA - (jap) Street stall operators and peddlers.
THATCH - A type of psychotic killer.
THIRDMAN - A middleman, often in the smuggler or criminal under- ground.
THRASH - (Motorcyclist) To crash.
THREADING THE NEEDLE - Flying through gaps in air defense radar.
TORCH - To start a fire, usually arson.
TORPEDO - A gunman or killer.
TOYSTORE - Any place, legit or not, that deals in guns.
TRAFFIC - (Motorcyclist) Groups of slower riders.
TREY-EIGHT - A .38 caliber gun.
TRIADS - Chinese organized crime syndicates.
TRIPLE A - Anti-Aircraft Artillery.
UNDER THE PAINT - (Motorcyclist) Tucking close to the motorcycle's gas tank to reduce wind resistance.
UP ON IT - To have knowledge of the drug scene.
USER INTERFACE - Anything used to snort, inject, or otherwise apply drugs.
VENICE - Any part of a flooded coastal city.
WALKABOUT - To go outside of a pressure dome or ship; to go EVA.
WASHED - Refers to money that has been channeled through an intermediary to conceal it's source.
WASTE - To kill.
WEEFLE - (derogatory) An inexperienced netrunner.
WETWORK - Assassination.
WHIPLASH - A pulse laser. So called because of the weapon's whip-like crack when it is fired.
WILSON - (derogatory) 1. Netrunner slang for someone who you consider stupid, crazy, or a screw-up.
WIRE ROOM - A bookie's place.
WISE GUYS - The Mafia.
WRAITH - 1. A sniper. 2. A stealth aircraft.
YUBITSUME - (jap) The ritual act within the Yakuza of slicing the joint off the little finger to atone for a mistake.
ZEROED - To die. To be killed.
ZIP GUN - A homemade firearm.
ZONEDANCE - Dancing turned into a dominance game. The dancer tries to persuade, by charisma, talent, or violence, other dancers within his zone to conform to his movements. Challengeing because other dancers are often listening to other music via cyberaudio.
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(Abreviations : gang - used mostly by gangs; jap - japanese; motorcyclist - used mostly by cycle racers and go-gangs; cop - used primarily by law enforcment;)
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nyktos
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Post by nyktos on Jan 23, 2012 17:28:00 GMT -5
amazing post exhaluted one, [+1] we needed something like this... (i.m.o.)
personally, i appreciate the time taken to put this up... thank you - Knight
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Post by fallen on Jan 23, 2012 17:49:03 GMT -5
@los - great work compiling this. Look forward to seeing more of them in the game and computer files.
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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 23, 2012 19:43:39 GMT -5
Thanks. Though, to be honest...there have to be at least 3 more pages of stuff. I added some of these for a couple of reasons: 1) yes I would like to see more than chummer used in game 2) so that other, like-minded creative types could write more poems/short stories/parodies/etc.
I also know I am way behind on finishing my little novella. I have been working when I can, but I also have a few other story ideas in my head. I will finish The Nautilus soon, I swear.
in the mean time, I propose a challenge: I want to build a self contained CK story with other members of the forums. If I get enough of a response, I will open a google docs document to anyone who is willing to contribute. Doesn't have to be words alone. could add images, flavor text, etc. Original work only.
anyone game to try this with me?
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Post by grävling on Jan 23, 2012 22:23:26 GMT -5
I'll try this. Not sure I approve of Google docs, though.
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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 23, 2012 22:51:33 GMT -5
why the anti-google doc sentiment?
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Post by grävling on Jan 23, 2012 23:29:03 GMT -5
I don't like concentrations of power, and Google has far too much power. So I prefer to use alternatives to Google when they are available.
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nyktos
Star Hero
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Post by nyktos on Jan 24, 2012 0:50:14 GMT -5
i am down!!!
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Post by fallen on Jan 24, 2012 5:46:04 GMT -5
@los and forum-members who accept his challenge - awesome idea. Do it! You know that Trese Brothers likes to gather community generated content and leverage into our games =P
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Post by fallen on Jan 24, 2012 5:57:08 GMT -5
Hahah... "INPUT - Girlfriend" Reading the whole list is pretty awesome / funny.
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Slide87
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Post by Slide87 on Jan 24, 2012 9:38:42 GMT -5
wow =) Useful to read your creations,LoS =) and too funny to read,in general XD great XD
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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 24, 2012 9:52:22 GMT -5
Stop the presses. I don't want this to get out of hand.. the first list is from a website...the second list is partially mine with contributions found online. I am honest, and don't want the false belief that the list was totally my creation.
It isn't a perfect list, obviously, as a couple of the CyPunk words I use on a regular basis, are strangely missing from the list. I have also seen a list on wikipedia, but lost the link a while back and cannot seem to find the right keywords to find it again.
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blackgauntlet
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Jack in... Jack off!
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Post by blackgauntlet on Jan 24, 2012 11:30:34 GMT -5
Strange that the list did not include... Cats- Runners with hot data in their brain Dogs- Runners tasked to kill off Cats Stray Cats- Cats whom have accidentally downloaded hot data and are not protected from dogs by any factions Stray Dogs- Dogs who hunt Cats without any faction backing so that they may use the data for own use or gain leverage in future dealings Pigs in a Blanket- Dead cops Crocks- Chinese immigrants/runners (short for porcelain crockeries as in "china") Sheikhs- Middle-eastern financial powers Borged Up- Crossed the line from being human due to heavy cyber-implants Brainfreeze- Head filled with un-erasable useless "cold" data Walkers- Ex-runners whom are semi-retired due to age/injuries/addictions/lack of ability or courage Datawhoring- Selling one's body for hot data (usually by walkers) if client does not have ready creds
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Post by LordofSyn on Jan 24, 2012 13:01:34 GMT -5
Strange that the list did not include... Cats- Runners with hot data in their brain Dogs- Runners tasked to kill off Cats Stray Cats- Cats whom have accidentally downloaded hot data and are not protected from dogs by any factions Stray Dogs- Dogs who hunt Cats without any faction backing so that they may use the data for own use or gain leverage in future dealings Pigs in a Blanket- Dead cops Crocks- Chinese immigrants/runners (short for porcelain crockeries as in "china") Sheikhs- Middle-eastern financial powers Borged Up- Crossed the line from being human due to heavy cyber-implants Brainfreeze- Head filled with un-erasable useless "cold" data Walkers- Ex-runners whom are semi-retired due to age/injuries/addictions/lack of ability or courage Datawhoring- Selling one's body for hot data (usually by walkers) if client does not have ready creds Consider them Added.... As i have said, the lists above are not complete. I wanted other members to add their own, expand, etc.
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