life and death
by Emmet Adriaans on Feb 12, 2008 16:57:04
In reference to a
PC gamers left and right hands. His or her right hand wields the mouse in which case is usually bound to an action which can inflict harm at varying degrees. This is attributed death as this is what usually results from the actions.
Life is attributed to the left hand which is usually interacting with keys that grants a player
mobility and the ability to evade
adversaries, thus living.
Example:
I've never seen
a player with so good of life and death skills in any
FPS Game ever.
He isn't to much of
a life player, though he still works on death quite well
Life and Death Brigade
by PurpleOrchid85 on Nov 19, 2009 02:20:45
The fictional secret society on "Gilmore Girls" which apparently was loosely based on Yale's own secret society "Skull and Bones". On the show, The Life and Death Brigade’s motto was ‘
In omnia paratus’, which means ‘ready for anything.’
Members of the Brigade were well known to have put a twist on ordinary games and come up with a big stunt to
cap up a mad-cap outing.
For example, in one episode, the LDB were playing croquet in prom-wear, paint-balling jumpers trampoling and the outing was
capped up with a huge scaffold that has been set up in the field, and a line of six people are standing on top holding umbrellas to jump down (members all wear a silver band with a hoist for safety)
Successful new LDB members who have proved their worth on their initiation into the Brigade receive a gorilla mask and a free bottle of champers.
Members of this fictional LDB include "Gilmore Girls" characters
Logan Huntzberger, Colin McCrae and their friend Finn (last name unknown) among other rich Yale elite.
Example:
RORY: The article I’m doing on the Life and Death
Brigade.
LOGAN: Don’t really know what you’re talking about.
RORY: You don’t? Huh. I thought you would. It’s a club. One of these super secret, super exclusive clubs here at Yale, membership spans a thousand centuries, secret handshakes and secret sayings, and a lot of running around in circles in your underwear, that kind of thing. I mean, I have proof that your grandfather was in it, which means that your father was in it. Which should mean that you’re in it. But maybe not. Okay.
LOGAN: Sorry to let you down.
RORY: No let down. It would have been nice, but I have plenty of stuff without you, and I’m sorry to have bothered you.
LOGAN: You have plenty without me, huh?
RORY: Oh yeah! I have the ball
gowns, the girl in
the gorilla mask,
In Omnia Paratus – very fancy catch phrase, by the way – the license plate on the black SUV, and about a dozen other little things. I mean, getting an interview with an actual member would have been great. But I’m okay without it.
a matter of life and death
by asdfsa on Oct 20, 2006 05:36:58
Example:
I saw
Maiden on the 18th at allstate
arena, they played the album in its entirety plus many
classics. I highly reccomend that you buy a matter of life and death
Word Life, Word Death
by Curtis Meyer on Mar 14, 2008 06:15:34
Example:
Word life, word death
Party #1 Offers dap: "
Word life"
Party #2
dapping back: "Word death"
Host raising glass in toast: "Word life"
Party: "Word death"
Party#1: "Word life?" Do you understand?
Party #2: "Word death." I understand.