Skyscraper

[Zipporah Schumaker]

While not as common as the banner ad, the skyscraper is another prevalent form of Web advertising. Skyscraper ads, which are tall and narrow, get their name from the tall buildings you often see in big cities. They are typically placed to the left or right of the main content on the page, which allows all or part of the ad to be visible even as the user scrolls down the window.
Skyscraper ads come in two standard sizes -- 120 pixels wide by 600 pixels high (120x600) and 160 pixels wide by 600 pixels high (160x600). They can contain text advertisements, images, or animations. When users click on a skyscraper ad, they are redirected to the advertisers website.
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[Dave Paprocki]

A very tall building of many storeys.

[Couch Potatoe]

go to [New York] or [Chicago] and [look up]

[Justin Bieber]

the act of [taking a shit] while suspending oneself from [walls] [in the stall]

[Merna]

[Something] [beyond] [awesomeness].

[Michiko]

Think of it as a [tandem] pooping maneuver. Often used when 2 people have to shit at the same time and there is only one toilet. The bottom partner, or foundation, will assume a standard pooping position. The top, or structure, will squat facing the foundation, standing on [the foundations] thighs, and hold the foundations shoulders for balance. The structure shits between the foundations legs. A properly executed [skyscraper] will result in one uniform plop for both members of the shitting team.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

SkyScraper is a highly convenient and efficient platform for content distribution via any digital broadcast medium. A software product by Triveni Digital