3 definitions by SchoolSaboteur
Some stories are so boring, even adding and then I found five dollars won't save them. Adding "and then I found five dollars and a bag of weed" to the end of your boring ass story, will validate for your friends all that time and facial expressiveness they just wasted listening to it, and they will remember why they are friends with you in the first place, because a friend with weed is a friend indeed.
"Oh man, Friday, I really wanted an egg salad sandwich and I was just obsessing about it and I was like, 'Man, I'm gonna make one of those.' So Saturday, I went out and got, like, a dozen eggs and then I boiled them all and I just, I spent, I dunno, probably three hours, like three and a half hours making, you know, the mayonnaise, and the onions and paprika and, you know, the necessary accoutrement. And then, by the time I was done, I didn't really feel like like eating it...and then I found five dollars and a bag of weed..."
"Bet you felt like eating the sandwich then! Oh man, when are we hanging out, Andy?"
"Bet you felt like eating the sandwich then! Oh man, when are we hanging out, Andy?"
by SchoolSaboteur May 14, 2010
This is a sweet cheer used in girls softball to annoy the other team's pitcher. It goes to the tune of 'head, shoulders, knees, and toes.'
Most effective when shouted by the whole team, at the top of their lungs, over and over and over, until the pitcher finally walks the batter.
Most effective when shouted by the whole team, at the top of their lungs, over and over and over, until the pitcher finally walks the batter.
West Fargo Packers:
"Amy Rogers rocks my socks, rocks my socks!
She always hits the ball, she never walks, (she never wa-ha-ha-halks)
I get excited when she's in the box,
Cuz Amy Rogers rocks my socks, rocks my socks!"
(and repeat)
Pitcher: "Shut up, you fucking distracticunts! Let me pitch!"
"Amy Rogers rocks my socks, rocks my socks!
She always hits the ball, she never walks, (she never wa-ha-ha-halks)
I get excited when she's in the box,
Cuz Amy Rogers rocks my socks, rocks my socks!"
(and repeat)
Pitcher: "Shut up, you fucking distracticunts! Let me pitch!"
by SchoolSaboteur April 30, 2010
noun- a movie which is based on a book; often used to treat novelepsy; can sometimes differ slightly from the book
verb- to watch the movie instead of reading the book
verb- to watch the movie instead of reading the book
Examples include The Grapes of Wrath, The Scarlett Letter, and Lord of the Flies
"Ugh, I don't have time to read this dusty tome. Is there a litflick version? Aw, Netflix, you rock!"
"I can't go out tonight--I've got to finish The Great Gatsby."
"Dude, just litflick it. I'll pick you up at 10."
You can host a Litflick and SparkNotes party for your fellow goldbricking English classmates.
"Ugh, I don't have time to read this dusty tome. Is there a litflick version? Aw, Netflix, you rock!"
"I can't go out tonight--I've got to finish The Great Gatsby."
"Dude, just litflick it. I'll pick you up at 10."
You can host a Litflick and SparkNotes party for your fellow goldbricking English classmates.
by SchoolSaboteur April 24, 2010