What is /?
1.
character appended to the beginning of a word to denote that anything preceeding this word is now complete or terminated. Taken from hypertext language tag conventions.
No known pronounciation when used in this context.
So I am just tired of hearing her whine.
/rant
2.
The root filepath in linux. The place where everything starts in linux.
The beginning of the filesystem
/
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3.
Slash.
The best thing ever.
The pairing of two male characters from any fandom, also used to denote a
That is called shohen-ai or something. I can't spell it. I'm not Japanese.
/
fuckwad : "Did you read that new South Park yaoi doishiji?"
Figure.10: *quizical glance* "Uh..you mean the South Park slash comic?"
fuckwad: "Comic?!?"
Figure.10 *facepalm*
Later that day---
Figure.10: "la la de da la la.."
Rabid fangirls: "ATTACK!!!"
Figure.10: "HOLY JESUS CHRISPY MONKEY BALLS!!!!"
*is killed*
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4.
Used in fanfiction to define a romantic pairing, usually slash.
In the Panic! At The Disco fandom, the most common slash pairing is Ryan/Brendon.
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5.
symbol linking two characters in a movie, game, manga, book or whatever in a romantic way. You don't say it, though, it's just written.
In Harry Potter, I ship Harry/Draco
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6.
usually what is pressed by weak pinkies while typing a question.
<iPwnn00bslol> I r teh having much of fun f@gs
<iDununderstanding> what?/
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7.
1. Common name for the slant
2. Coder/Hacker/1337's syntax for saying "whatever follows this slash is now over/stopped/done having an effect"
3. Used in combination and often rendered as a virgule in print.
4.
1. `/', ASCII 0101111)
2. /stupid example
3. a waiter/dancer/single mom.
1.
this emoticon is the same as saying: =/ OR :/
Man! I cant go out tonight... /
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