What is Bump?
1.
BUMP to bring up somebody's post typically by posting the word "bump" on a message board
Can also stand for
Bring
Up
My
Post
bump!
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2.
In message board terms, to move a post to the top of the forum with a pointless reply, usually to one's own thread.
John likes to bump his threads because he wants more replies to his post.
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3.
'To Bump' something is to snort a drug. Usually Ketamine but can be speed or coke.
To have 'A Bump' is to snort a small, conveniant amount of the above substances. Usually on the corner of a credit card or a small line snorted from your hand or otherwise.
At home: "Let's 'bump' a some fat line's of K and get into a K-Hole."
At a Club: "Here, have 'a bump' offa this bankcard."
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4.
This word is posted to a topic tread if the poster wants to re-call attention to the thread.
Most regular forum users typically hit "new posts" to read new posts since their last visit, so an old topic will be lost to these readers. Bumping a topic is essentially "bumping" it back into view for most readers.
5.
In message board terms, to reply to a topic that has become inactive, thus "bumping" the thread to the top of the thread list.
Man, this dolt bumped a thread from last year.
6.
(1) To SNIFFF any kind of drug. You can bump anything from medicine to Coke, K to Keef, Oxy to E. It applies to all pills, and all alphabet drugs.
(2) To play any type of musiq you listening louder. To turn it up.
These people who made their own defitions for it (kokane and some other fools) claiming a bump is specifically for sniffing yay are completely wrong. DO NOT be fooled by incorrect definitions.
(1) a.) Bump that linee
b.) Hit this bump real quik
c.) Put the yay on the key and bump it
(2) a.) Bump that track up
b.) I bump this sh*t whenever it gets
play on the radio
7.
Bring
Up
My
Posts
The word 'bump' is often used in a
Sometimes, bumps aren't allowed and you can get suspended/banned for spamming.
HonorOfTehNinja: bump
*TehPro banned HonorOfTehNinja*
(Reason: Spamming. This isn't Gaia Online, you know)
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