FANBOY somebody who devotes more than a 40th of their life to something and regards it as gods gift. They will be so devoted that even when u do finally convince them that its bad or horribly wrong, they will still keep their dedication. ignorance is bliss
XLNC\RUDEBOY plays counterstrike 24/7 is unable to speak or respond in real life while counterstriking runs to toilet to take a piss and runs back in under 10 seconds
By Squid
The modern day fan-boy is different from the earlier traditional fanboy term. The one most used and expressed today predominantly in the urban culture "Fanboy" means a fake fan. A hipster type of fan who isn't really a fan of the sport or game but acts like a fanatic fan representing a team just to be cool. They don't play the sport probably never did so they don't speak from experience but try to sound like they are. If they did play they definetly were never good at it. And don't even really watch or pay much attention to it outside of socializing and trying to be cool.
Your just a fanboy you don't even watch the regular season and your not really interested in it. You just try to fit in and look cool.
By Da streets
A cartoon dingo character that has an inflation fetish and will do anything to get what he wants. (Yes this is a real thing, and no I will not tell you how I know) Fanboy was created by GreyOfPTA an artist on furaffinity. (Spooky shit)
Run, here comes Fanboy!
By NigisKing
A "dude" that never gets laid, or fucked his cousin when he was 16. He wears a worn out Punisher t-shirt to claim his stake as First and plans his costume for Comic Con ten months in advance. Lives in the basement of his parents house with his SEGA gaming console which is better than any other gaming console, dude! Gets excited and waves his arms a lot over stupid shit no one cares about. Probably played a animal in a community theater production at some point.
"I OWNED YOU, BITCH!" You're a misogynistic fanboy .
By punk8punk
An acronym made up of the first letters of the common conjuntions For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet. One of these and a comma can join a dependent clause to an independent clause to make a compound sentence.
A semicolon isn't necessary, for I used a "fanboy" word in this sentence.
By weezil