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The place is filled with rednecks and red neck wannabes. There school not only have a yearly donkey basketball game when the players ride donkeys, but they also have a yearly tractor day where everyone drives there tractors to school. Which the wannabes just have there fucking ride lawnmowers. The roads are shit, the cops are petty as fuck, and if you don’t grow corn then why the fuck are you there? But they do have a subway.
Placing your dick over the shoulder of a seated person in accordance to the placement of a parrot on a Captain's shoulder.
To be put into early retirement, especially in competitive gaming and online gaming due to getting destroyed by other much stronger players.
45 simply has no meaning, therefore it cannot completely be defined. it is just simply a filler word. but, it is also a nice number to piss CoraROYALTY off.
when you bend over only to reval one cheek and let one rip
To give in to someone about something you'd rather they didnt know. Such as admitting that you cheat, lie, smoke, are gay .. etc.
G Status can be used either as an adjective or an exlamation. It refers to the quality of something being G, Gangsta, Great, Ghetto, or Godtastic. Derivatives of G Status include the verb G.
Just an anoying idot whos so cocky and annoying his a pedo and thinks his so perfect everyone hates him he is
A car thats just a little less shitty than the one youve been driving.
A financial relationship
A casual greeting that combines "what's up" with "what's poppin'" for that extra dose of early 2000s street credibility. It's the verbal equivalent of wearing your baseball cap slightly askew—trying just hard enough to sound cool without actually committing. Basically asking what's happening in someone's life, but make it hip-hop adjacent.
An unremarkable, everyday person with no particularly special qualities—your basic common folk who blend into the background. The term conjures the image of someone eating the most pedestrian breakfast possible, suggesting they're as ordinary as it gets. It's not necessarily an insult, just an acknowledgment that some people are aggressively average.
Someone who acts tough, talks big game, but backs down when confronted—then responds with name-calling and unwanted romantic advances when rejected. Can also be used playfully among friends to call out silly behavior without the toxic masculinity baggage.
The opposite of disruptive—meaning cooperative, orderly, and conducive to harmony. It's what happens when someone takes a negative prefix, removes it, and declares they've invented a word, linguistic rules be damned. Used ironically by people who understand that "ruptive" isn't actually a word but enjoy the absurdist humor of pretending language works that way.
A tribute entry referencing the late actor Heath Ledger through a pastiche of medieval knightly virtues and "A Knight's Tale" references. The definition itself is lifted from the film's introduction scene, blending the actor's cinematic legacy with exaggerated chivalric ideals. It's less a slang term and more a fan memorial dressed in period costume.
A woman who has mastered the art of dinner theater by scheduling two dates in one evening: the first with someone who provides a complimentary meal, and the second with her actual romantic interest. It's strategic calendar management meets dating efficiency, though the ethics department might have some notes.
What you call something hilarious when your brain temporarily forgets how to spell 'hilarious' or you're simply too lazy to attempt it. Born from the same linguistic economy that gave us 'the big sad,' it's perfectly cromulent internet speak for describing peak comedy.
you are a good friend
"Snickered Out Loud"—the supposedly more sophisticated cousin of LOL, for when you want people to know you found something funny but not *that* funny. Alternatively, and more commonly, it stands for "Shit Out of Luck."
The invisible step is a dance move in which a person pretends to step on, then over, an invisible step. The move started to gain popularity in 2014, but gained the most fame when a video of cheerleader Ariel Olivar doing the move wentviralin December 2017.
The term is popular among lethargic people who can't give a definitive answer on things. W/e is one of many abbreviations used for "whatever", along withweva,watev,watevs,whatevs, andwtv.
People typically use CMFWIC (chief mo fo who's in charge) to refer to authority figures they dislike. For example, a teen might use CMFWIC to refer to their parent, and an employee might use CMFWIC to refer to their boss.
For example, if you and a friend recently had a conversation about how fast spaceships travel, your friend might send you a text that says "ICYC, I looked up manned spaceship speeds ... nearly 25,000 mph!" Your friend might follow up this message with a link to a relevant article.
Festivus is a made-up secular holiday celebration that comes from the 1990s sitcom Seinfeld. The term was first introduced to pop culture in the 1997 episode called "The Strike."