2 definitions by Intergalactic Order of the Tre
"Wild and crazy" is used when simply saying "wild" or "crazy" to describe a person or situation doesn't fully describe the huge degree to which that person or situation is "off the rails" , uncontrolled or manically wacko. Could have a positive or negative connotation.
Someone who is saying and doing random or extreme things could be said to be wild and crazy. Or if you had an awesome night partying with all sorts of different exciting things happening that could be said to have been a wild and crazy night out, to use it in a positive meaning.
Someone who is saying and doing random or extreme things could be said to be wild and crazy. Or if you had an awesome night partying with all sorts of different exciting things happening that could be said to have been a wild and crazy night out, to use it in a positive meaning.
"That party last night was wild and crazy! Omg the strippers just kept coming through the door. It was like every woman in the room needed her turn on the dance pole."
"Bro, did you see Steve at the meeting this morning? That fool be acting wild and crazy today, ya mean. Wtf was he talking about it sounded like f%#$&*@ gibberish. I think he's on meth."
"Bro, did you see Steve at the meeting this morning? That fool be acting wild and crazy today, ya mean. Wtf was he talking about it sounded like f%#$&*@ gibberish. I think he's on meth."
by Intergalactic Order of the Tre April 7, 2021
Noun. Obnosis is the fact or action of observing the obvious; statements of empirical facts.
Verb form, transitive or intransitive: obnose, obnosing, obnosed. To observe the obvious. To look rather than listen. To look rather than think. To see what you see and not what someone tells you to see. To speak your truth as you see it.
Etymology: from L. Ron Hubbard's Scientology, one of the many words coined by LRH to describe aspects of his research into life and the spirit.
Verb form, transitive or intransitive: obnose, obnosing, obnosed. To observe the obvious. To look rather than listen. To look rather than think. To see what you see and not what someone tells you to see. To speak your truth as you see it.
Etymology: from L. Ron Hubbard's Scientology, one of the many words coined by LRH to describe aspects of his research into life and the spirit.
"Here's 20 pages of obnosis for you to review. Please have it done by the morning."
"What are you doing today?" "More obnosis drills." "Oh dope! Those are the shiznit lol."
"I've been obnosing you for an hour and I can see you're starting to twitch. I win! Haha let's try again. "
"I'm heading out to obnose the situation, you need anything?"
"The CO2 theory of climate change died in 2021 when Doctor Moose released the ebook Trees Please and obnosed that it was the inanimate solar facing surface area which was being warmed by the solar radiation and in turn warming the air rather than the air being overheated directly by the sun and then affecting the surface."
"What are you doing today?" "More obnosis drills." "Oh dope! Those are the shiznit lol."
"I've been obnosing you for an hour and I can see you're starting to twitch. I win! Haha let's try again. "
"I'm heading out to obnose the situation, you need anything?"
"The CO2 theory of climate change died in 2021 when Doctor Moose released the ebook Trees Please and obnosed that it was the inanimate solar facing surface area which was being warmed by the solar radiation and in turn warming the air rather than the air being overheated directly by the sun and then affecting the surface."
by Intergalactic Order of the Tre April 9, 2021