Internet Slang
If you want privacy, do it "BCD", behind these
As seen on Spike TV, slamball is basically this court sport played with the help of trampolines
What is basketball?
Charles Lindbergh made all the papers in May 1927 when he flew solo over this ocean
What is the Atlantic?
A guy who tells jokes for a living
What is a comedian?
When a job is not a chore but a passion, it's a this of this
What is a labor of love?
"CWOT" stands for a "complete" one of these
What is waste of time?
Every year in Brockworth, England, a big wheel of this food is rolled down a hill & chased
What is cheese?
Hindu leader Mohandas Gandhi fought without the use of violence for this country's independence
What is India?
In this math course you'll learn all the angles
What is geometry?
To achieve the ultimate triumph after failure is to have this
What is the last laugh?
"EBCAK" is "error between chair and" this
What is keyboard?
Overseen by WEPA, a polo tourney is played in Nepal each year using these huge animals instead of horses
What are elephants?
The term "czar" came from the family name of this Roman, stabbed by Brutus & others in 44 B.C.
Who is Julius Caesar?
It's the British equivalent of our Congress
What is Parliament?
This person who is not fun at parties was popularized by a Rachel Dratch "SNL" character
What is a Debbie Downer?
A variation on "LOL" is "LQTM"--laughing this way
What is quietly to myself?
Compressed air, CO2 or N2 is what propels the marble-sized gelatin capsules in this war game
What is paintball?
Over 2 million blocks went into building Khufu's Great one of these, & we're not talking Lego!
What is a Pyramid?
With this weapon, what goes around comes around
What is a boomerang?
On a road trip in my big old whip, we had to stop for fuel every couple of hours--the car is definitely one of these
What is a gas guzzler?
You said it with "TWITA"--"that's what" these 3 words
What is I'm talking about?
Get up to 70 mph in the "street" version of this sport; it's like skateboarding down a hill on your back
What is luge?
Montezuma II's reign over this civilization lasted 18 years
What is the Aztecs?
It's a city in Oz or a green gem
What is an emerald?
This 2-word phrase derives from a Latin way of saying "the position being reversed"
What is vice versa?