Herring Code

This is a code created by Wavemelon (me) as a result of pressing and holding a key on his phone's keyboard.

For example,
&÷))
$=>÷,#
means "HELLO FRIEND"

It has to be spaced out through dropping lines and not normal spaces.

DO:
&÷))
$=>÷,#
DON'T:

&÷)) $=>÷,#

However, it can't have dropped lines if it's being translated.

Use this to Troll your friends!

Alphabet
Q: +
W: ×
E: ÷
R: =
T: /
Y: _
U: <
I: >
O:
P:
A: !
S: @
D: #
F: $
G: %
H: &
J: *
K: (
L: )
Z: -
X: '
C: "
V: :
B: ;
N: ,
M: ?

@>?)÷
÷'!?)÷

))

That is Herring Code. Try translating it!

by Wavemelon November 16, 2021

Konami Coding

When the woman rides a man and goes up twice saying "Up, Up", goes backwards twice saying "Down, Down", shakes left to right twice ssaying "Left, Right, Left, Right", then moves both of his balls while saying "B" then "A", then both as she bounces saying "Start".

She demonstrated Konami Coding to him by riding him as if he was her own personal Bandai Namco joystick.

by Lord Jiggleballs January 31, 2022

hacker coding

just a random thing that popped into my head

hacker coding in urban dictionary

by poipeoplepersone February 11, 2022

Code Alissa

When you crash your car so badly, it won't move

The car is fucked, I just had a code Alissa...

by Zero Comment October 5, 2021

CODing

When a teammate is taking a first person shooter videogame too seriously and they become unnecessarily mad and impatient with someone on the same team.

From the popular Call Of Duty games where everyone screams at eachother in lobby.

Example 1
"Dude, you suck at this game, I'm so much better than you!"

"You're CODing out right now dude, relax."

Example 2
"You're stealing all my kills, I bet you're cheating!"

"Quit CODing, we're on the same team."

by The Henry Phillip October 27, 2021

Code Vio

A code violation, a permanent punishment that can stain your record

Guy, I just got like 3 code vio's

by honestlymehnnn September 8, 2021

fortress code

Atrociously written code that is only used or kept around because other code or systems rely on it.

Person A: Work today was rough. Someone threw together a program last week that takes minutes to organize files and we were told to use it.
Person B: Are you not allowed to change it?
Person A: Nope; it's fortress code at this point. Our boss replaced the computer's file manager with the program, and any change made to it would brick the computer.

by ChameleonDragon September 12, 2021