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##Some "memes"...

Some "memes"...

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Running out of ammo: when you have exhausted all 40 votes for the day.
Head shot: when you're out of ammo and post a target in chat, and then someone puts in a vote for you.
Waking up the dead: when posting an answer on a zombie question causes the OP to come back to CR and accept your answer.
Killcam: when you've just shot a zombie with a great answer, and now the zombie is still counting as a question with no upvoted answer so you post your own target in chat. Use with care, abusing the killcam is said to trigger thoughts of "rep-whoring".
Zombie looting: when you've downvoted (upvoted?) a question that ends up being deleted (on the same day), and then you get your vote back. The vote count doesn't deplete though, which means zombie looting allows you to appear to have voted like 43 times on a single day, and steal the show on the voters tab voters tab.
Napalm Strike (or Carpet Bombing Airstrike): when you upvote the question, and all answers are good enough to each warrant an upvote, too.
Double tap: when you answer a question that has another answer (with no upvotes).
(removed): instead of removing a chat message, why not just say (removed)? Started when Jamal used his vacuum cleaner on a couple of off-topic messages in the chat. Beware though, it is said a baby unicorn dies everytime it is used.
ding!: The sound the chat makes when you ping someone.
theoretical: when you're out of stars, you can still give a theoretical star. If you're lucky you'll even get theoretical thanks, so you can say "you're theoretically welcome!". It's all about theory. Originated from a question that was said to have theoretical code, which should go into a theoretical compiler before being posted on Code Review.

Malachi: Known for his regular starring of messages
rolfl: Also known as "The monkey". Known for being sarcastic and for having an incredible speed in gaining reputation incredible speed in gaining reputation
Mat's Mug: Known for his very - intense - voting, and his identity crises (plural ... retailcoder, lol.upvoter, ... what's next?)
Jamal: Known for his powers, vacuum-cleaner, and his compulsory editing behavior causing the word "Jamalized" to be coined.
SimonAndréForsberg: Known for being Swedish, going to bed way too late at night, having a long username, and taking the weekly-challenges to the next level
syb0rg: Known for being a phone-chatting half-human & half-deficient-robot that is a refactoring king.
Community user: Known for being a bot, and being slower than humans in updating the new questions

Running out of ammo: when you have exhausted all 40 votes for the day.
Head shot: when you're out of ammo and post a target in chat, and then someone puts in a vote for you.
Waking up the dead: when posting an answer on a zombie question causes the OP to come back to CR and accept your answer.
Killcam: when you've just shot a zombie with a great answer, and now the zombie is still counting as a question with no upvoted answer so you post your own target in chat. Use with care, abusing the killcam is said to trigger thoughts of "rep-whoring".
Zombie looting: when you've downvoted (upvoted?) a question that ends up being deleted (on the same day), and then you get your vote back. The vote count doesn't deplete though, which means zombie looting allows you to appear to have voted like 43 times on a single day, and steal the show on the voters tab.
Napalm Strike (or Carpet Bombing Airstrike): when you upvote the question, and all answers are good enough to each warrant an upvote, too.
Double tap: when you answer a question that has another answer (with no upvotes).
(removed): instead of removing a chat message, why not just say (removed)? Started when Jamal used his vacuum cleaner on a couple of off-topic messages in the chat. Beware though, it is said a baby unicorn dies everytime it is used.
ding!: The sound the chat makes when you ping someone.
theoretical: when you're out of stars, you can still give a theoretical star. If you're lucky you'll even get theoretical thanks, so you can say "you're theoretically welcome!". It's all about theory. Originated from a question that was said to have theoretical code, which should go into a theoretical compiler before being posted on Code Review.

Malachi: Known for his regular starring of messages
rolfl: Also known as "The monkey". Known for being sarcastic and for having an incredible speed in gaining reputation
Mat's Mug: Known for his very - intense - voting, and his identity crises (plural ... retailcoder, lol.upvoter, ... what's next?)
Jamal: Known for his powers, vacuum-cleaner, and his compulsory editing behavior causing the word "Jamalized" to be coined.
SimonAndréForsberg: Known for being Swedish, going to bed way too late at night, having a long username, and taking the weekly-challenges to the next level
syb0rg: Known for being a phone-chatting half-human & half-deficient-robot that is a refactoring king.
Community user: Known for being a bot, and being slower than humans in updating the new questions

Running out of ammo: when you have exhausted all 40 votes for the day.
Head shot: when you're out of ammo and post a target in chat, and then someone puts in a vote for you.
Waking up the dead: when posting an answer on a zombie question causes the OP to come back to CR and accept your answer.
Killcam: when you've just shot a zombie with a great answer, and now the zombie is still counting as a question with no upvoted answer so you post your own target in chat. Use with care, abusing the killcam is said to trigger thoughts of "rep-whoring".
Zombie looting: when you've downvoted (upvoted?) a question that ends up being deleted (on the same day), and then you get your vote back. The vote count doesn't deplete though, which means zombie looting allows you to appear to have voted like 43 times on a single day, and steal the show on the voters tab.
Napalm Strike (or Carpet Bombing Airstrike): when you upvote the question, and all answers are good enough to each warrant an upvote, too.
Double tap: when you answer a question that has another answer (with no upvotes).
(removed): instead of removing a chat message, why not just say (removed)? Started when Jamal used his vacuum cleaner on a couple of off-topic messages in the chat. Beware though, it is said a baby unicorn dies everytime it is used.
ding!: The sound the chat makes when you ping someone.
theoretical: when you're out of stars, you can still give a theoretical star. If you're lucky you'll even get theoretical thanks, so you can say "you're theoretically welcome!". It's all about theory. Originated from a question that was said to have theoretical code, which should go into a theoretical compiler before being posted on Code Review.