3 definitions by MrJARichard
|ben-ee hay-vins|
Benny havens are fingers that are covered with the seasoning and flavouring of Doritos brand tortilla chips.
They are also known as "Dorito fingers".
Benny havens occur after eating Doritos, usually Cooler Ranch flavoured Doritos but also with the other flavours.
They are very common if there are a lot of haven Doritos in the bag.
In writing, benny havens also are referred to as BHs.
Benny havens are fingers that are covered with the seasoning and flavouring of Doritos brand tortilla chips.
They are also known as "Dorito fingers".
Benny havens occur after eating Doritos, usually Cooler Ranch flavoured Doritos but also with the other flavours.
They are very common if there are a lot of haven Doritos in the bag.
In writing, benny havens also are referred to as BHs.
by MrJARichard March 12, 2010
|hay-vin door-eat-toes|
Cooler Ranch Doritos which have an excessive amount of seasoning and flavouring to them.
There are usually a few chips in each bag at which are excessively covered in seasoning.
To most people these are the best because of their strong flavour and good taste.
These usually lead to benny havens.
Cooler Ranch Doritos which have an excessive amount of seasoning and flavouring to them.
There are usually a few chips in each bag at which are excessively covered in seasoning.
To most people these are the best because of their strong flavour and good taste.
These usually lead to benny havens.
Oh sick! I got another haven Dorito! These are so good! There's so much flavour to them and this bag has so many haven Doritos!
by MrJARichard March 12, 2010
An expression used, usually in text messaging language to represent one laughing or that something was funny.
Originally derived from the mobile telephone keypad at which "Ha ha" would be 42 42.
Has become increasingly popular in speech with people using it as an adjective. Instead of laughing, to show that something is funny, one would say "forty two". Refer to example below.
Originally derived from the mobile telephone keypad at which "Ha ha" would be 42 42.
Has become increasingly popular in speech with people using it as an adjective. Instead of laughing, to show that something is funny, one would say "forty two". Refer to example below.
Text message:
Person A) "I saw someone tip a cow."
Person B) "Really?! 42 42"
Speech:
- "He pulled a prank on his brother that made him pee his pants."
- "That's forty two."
Person A) "I saw someone tip a cow."
Person B) "Really?! 42 42"
Speech:
- "He pulled a prank on his brother that made him pee his pants."
- "That's forty two."
by MrJARichard May 6, 2009