Paperboy

[Tina]

A game for Sega Genesis, sounds really stupid but is actually a very fun game, although it is 10 years old.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A [paperboy] is [that person], (male or female) who goes around talking about what they heard. A [gossiper], but are usually giving information to a specific person.

[Merna]

a person who is normal beyond belief, a paperboy [in a paper] town, following all [the rules] all the time, doesnt lie, wants to [fit in] so badly and be like other people, changes who they are when with different people...

[Julene]

the smart guy that deliver papers like daily mail sun [daily record] courier [daily express] [scotland on sunday] to tories like cooper and paterson.

[Hina Muqadas]

When you [deliver] before she [wakes] up...just like the [paperboy].

[Agnes]

Pronounced: Pay-per-boy
Plural: [Paperboys]
Pronounced: Par-per-boy-ss
Noun:

A person whos job is to deliver newspapers to certain households via mailbox or doorstep. This was a usual youth job in the late 20th century. However, it has fallen out of favor due to the fact that cars exist. During the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, bicycle was the main vehicle of choice for [paperboys]. Cars are much faster. This and the fact that newspapers are usually found within boxes that contain the newspaper has made the job of being a [paperboy] quite rare.
A game released on several early consoles, early computers, and an arcade machine. The game consists of riding a bicycle and throwing papers at customers. The game was released in arcades, and began to be ported to other systems starting in 1986. [Paperboy] was ported to the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron (1986), Commodore 64 (1986), Commodore 16 (1986), [Amstrad] [CPC] (1986), [ZX] Spectrum (1986), Apple II (1986), TRS-80 Color Computer (1986), MS-DOS (1988), Apple IIGS (1988), NES/Famicom (1988) (1991, Japan), Game Boy (1990), Game Boy Color (1999), [Atari ST] (1989), Amiga (1989), Atari Lynx (1990), Sega Master System (1990), [Game Gear] (1991), and Sega Mega Drive/Genesis (1991) (1992, Japan). The internet celebrity James Rolfe reviewed Paperboy on his 140th episode of his series Angry Video Game Nerd.

[Kit]

a man that [disquise] him self as a paperboy. He rides on a bike and sells sex instead of delivering newspapers [he delivers] [flyers] for sex

[Julian]

A boy who delivers newspapers to people