Greeting Radius
by Co0k1eM0n5tr805 on Jun 01, 2009 01:41:38
The distance of your radius that you will acknowledge the people you know and greet them. Greeting
radii almost always depend on person. Usually, your
greeting radius varies based on how much you like the person. Someone you are close friends with, will probably have a greeting radius of over 50ft. For people you don't like, it would probably be something like 10ft if it's crowded where you are.
Example:
Steve: Oh dude, I had to say hi to Kent today?
Jon: Aww, you said hi to
Kunt? He probably thinks you like him now.
Steve: I know, but I kinda used to know him, plus, he got in my
greeting radius
Jon: Shit,
sucks for you, haha
Steve: Yeah, GOD today was a bad day
underpants radius
by Knowingest J. Drawbridges on Dec 13, 2008 01:55:13
The distance a man is able to comfortably travel (from his bed)
without pants; the average radius being just
the distance to the shower.
It is theorized that a man's underpants radius is
inversely proportional to his confidence; that is, the farther a man travels from his bed in just his underwear, the less he believes in himself.
Example:
At first we thought it was funny; at least
Marshall didn't left the house without putting pants on. But his underpants radius just kept getting larger. He started getting
the paper in his underwear and even going
downstairs for a drink in his underwear...!
radius of stink
by position_x_force on May 27, 2005 10:32:22
radial distance (R.
O.S.) from a source of something that smells unpleasant (B.O., poorly wiped ass, out of control
vaginosis, smelly feet, etc.)
Example:
Surfer 1: "Hey dude
let me know when the R.
O.S. of these sandles gets to your nose, then I'll get rid of them."
Surfer 2: "Dude, I smelled you walked up."
winter radius
by mugs021 on Jan 02, 2011 09:28:04
A distance
correlated with the area of a city in which a person would want to walk during the winter or in
the cold.
In northern cities, a summer radius is usually much larger than a winter radius, due to the
warmer weather and better walking conditions.
Example:
Do you want to go to the
wine bar? -No, let's go to the
Irish pub down the street - the wine bar is definitely outside our winter radius.