Skid
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Typically someone with notably poor hygiene habits, wearing shirts advertising for bands such as Slipknot, with a distinct odor, who smokes a good deal of marijuana, especially marijuana borrowed from others.
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Shorthand term for script kiddie. These are the people who troll hacker forums. They are bored and threaten to boot other people offline with the scripts they find on pastebin. They often go to other forums and beg for help to get the script working. Often theyll beg their parents for money for an extra VPS to run the scripts on. They generally commit suicide within a year of becoming a skid.
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A human of true nature who has a volatile relationship with the universe that is usually cool but can explode into madness.
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a word that preps made up to try and degrade the rest of society.
someone who doesnt give a fuck what the hell anyone else has to say about them
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(of a vehicle) slide, typically sideways or obliquely, on slippery ground or as a result of stopping or turning too quickly.
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A [thin line] of shit inside a kids underwear, which looks like a [cars] [skidmark].
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a person who is a [skid mark] on the underpants of society, hindering, rather than [contributing], to its [advancement].
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short for [script kiddie], what pissed 17 year olds say when someone hacks in a [lego] game called roblox. Mostly used by thots that work for [cafe] games.
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Skid in Rallycross. When a cars wheels lock up and slide on the track surface.
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Skid in Motocross. When a bikes wheels lock up and slide.
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A pallet or base used to transport and store products.
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Skid or Skids may refer to:Skid, a type of pallet
Skid (aerodynamics), an outward side-slip in an aircraft turn
Skid (automobile), an automobile handling condition where one or more tires are slipping relative to the road
Skid, a sled runner
Skids, vehicles with continuous track
Skids, or skid loaders, a vehicle
Skids, a nautical term for slipway
Modular process skid, an engineered frame for equipment
Skid, alias for script kiddie
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