Digibutter Glossary

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Fail Boat: This originated when [[Members\\Mama Luigi | Mama Luigi]] created a topic that phailed. It started the [[It sank]] [[Fads | fad]].
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Fail Boat: This originated when [[Members/Mama Luigi | Mama Luigi]] created a topic that phailed. It started the [[It sank]] [[Fads | fad]].
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Hi-technicaaaaaal!: Basically, this is the coolest thing ever. Created by [[Members\\Francis | Francis]].
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Hi-technicaaaaaal!: Basically, this is the coolest thing ever. Created by [[Members/Francis | Francis]].
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Induhvidual: Used as an insult. Originated from a book by Scott Adams. So far, it has only been used at Digibutter by [[Members\\Wacko McGoose | Wacko McGoose]].
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Induhvidual: Used as an insult. Originated from a book by Scott Adams. So far, it has only been used at Digibutter by [[Members/Wacko McGoose | Wacko McGoose]].
It sank: See [[It sank]].
It sank: See [[It sank]].

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Here are some of the phrases that are commonly used on Digibutter, and their meanings:

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Awsum: A misspelling of "awesome". Typically used by Lord Bowser to describe someone he thinks is cool.

Awesomesauce: Same thing as "awsum", but used by more members.

-crag-: Used as an expletive. Inspired by the Cragnons in Chapter 5 of Super Paper Mario.

Epic win: Whatever happened was one of the best things ever.

Epic fail: The opposite of an epic win. Also see It sank and "phailed".

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Fail Boat: This originated when Mama Luigi created a topic that phailed. It started the It sank fad.

Hi-technicaaaaaal!: Basically, this is the coolest thing ever. Created by Francis.

Induhvidual: Used as an insult. Originated from a book by Scott Adams. So far, it has only been used at Digibutter by Wacko McGoose.

It sank: See It sank.

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Phail: A very bad fail. Also see "epic fail".

Phailed: When a whole topic or idea phails.

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Schpezi: German for "spcial-needs person". Not used often on Digibutter.

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