Do these expressions mean anything? (1 Viewer)

[DeathStar1]

I wrote these two down while listening to the local NY radio station. Don't know what context they where in, I just wrote down the phrases....Here's what I had written down..

>>What does BYOK(?) mean? - and "We all love Gibs"?>>

Not much to go on, but figured it was worth asking to clear up a mistery, heh.

 

[Holadem]

Bring Your Own K.

Whatever the hell K is.

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Holadem

 

[MikeAlletto]

Isn't gibs the debris that happens when you blow someone up in quake3 (or any other other fps games).

 

[Jay H]

Kook?

Andy Gib(b)s?

Jay

 

[Jay Taylor]

Possibly BYOK = Bring Your Own Kool-Aid, for non-alcoholic functions, as opposed to BYOB for Bring Your Own Booze.

 

[Leila Dougan]

Maybe "K" as in Special K (not the cereal, the drug). But I dunno, I'm not in the drug scene.

 

[Holadem]

That uncalled for disclaimer might just be counter productive, Leila

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Holadem

 

[Seth_L]

k=Keg?

Seth

 

[Clinton McClure]

knife? After all, it is New York...

 

[Jay Taylor]

Kilo!

ditto Leila's disclaimer...

 

[Garrett Lundy]

G.I.B: Girl In Bikini

 

[Greg*go]

Seth_L said:

k=Keg?

Good God man, what kind of parties do you go to?

 

[andrew markworthy]

Mystery solved!

For BYOK, try this link:

http://www.unl.edu/pbc/byok1.html

'Gibs' isn't a person but a thing. It stands for 'GPS-Informations- und Beobachtungssystem' (and who could fail to love something with a name like that?). Try:

http://gibs.leipzig.ifag.de/cgi-bin/gps_and_gibs.cgi?en