3 definitions by harvesterboy
A phrase that doesn't mean anything in particular.
Used by Tobuscus during some of his Lazy Vlogs when he is walking through a busy place in public and doesn't want people to know he is vlogging. Because he vlogs with his iPhone, he just puts it to his ear and pretends he is talking to his mom on the phone and uses the phrase.
In a similar way, while he was in college, he used the phrase Probably Monday.
Used by Tobuscus during some of his Lazy Vlogs when he is walking through a busy place in public and doesn't want people to know he is vlogging. Because he vlogs with his iPhone, he just puts it to his ear and pretends he is talking to his mom on the phone and uses the phrase.
In a similar way, while he was in college, he used the phrase Probably Monday.
Tobuscus during a Lazy Vlog:
"There are a lot of people here, shh, shhh... (Puts his phone to his ear) Hey mom? Yeah? How many? Sixteen! Sixteen horses in a bucket? Alright... alright, I got it! I got it, sixteen---in one bucket, okay."
"There are a lot of people here, shh, shhh... (Puts his phone to his ear) Hey mom? Yeah? How many? Sixteen! Sixteen horses in a bucket? Alright... alright, I got it! I got it, sixteen---in one bucket, okay."
by harvesterboy June 12, 2013
Same as you bet. It means that you are completely sure of what you or someone else has said; certainly.
Coined by Tobuscus in his Tobuscus Animated Adventures #5 episode.
Coined by Tobuscus in his Tobuscus Animated Adventures #5 episode.
Gabuscus: You're starting a fund-raising campaign?!
Tobuscus: You bet your bucket I am!
Gabuscus: That's not even a saying!
Tobuscus: I was thinking we could raise money for weapons, so we could defeat the zombies.
Tobuscus: You bet your bucket I am!
Gabuscus: That's not even a saying!
Tobuscus: I was thinking we could raise money for weapons, so we could defeat the zombies.
by harvesterboy June 8, 2013
Same as "hold on to your hat", meaning that you should anticipate what is to come, because it will be very great, magical, frightening, etc.
First used by Tobuscus on his Twitter when announcing he is uploading a new song.
First used by Tobuscus on his Twitter when announcing he is uploading a new song.
by harvesterboy June 12, 2013