The vernacular used by Ian Burke while texting, posting on facebook, or even talking in person. Barely translatable to the English language.
Ian + Lingo = Ingo
Ian + Lingo = Ingo
Ingo is so far from proper English, they might start teaching it at Portage High School as a second language.
Real Sentence: Hello, how are you today?
Translated to Ingo: Uh, who ear youth at?
Real Sentence: Hello, how are you today?
Translated to Ingo: Uh, who ear youth at?
by xbassistd00dx September 21, 2010
Something or someone, literally anything that is unbound of laws, basic needs, common sense, opinions, anything. It can be an object a person or a feeling, an emotion or animal, literally anything. It's more like a movement than anything you could compare to human made objects or boundaries. It can be associated with positive things as well as express the negative.
A: Have you seen this dude climbing a tree upside down while calling his boss!?
B: Yes bro he's definitely living ingo!
A: Lately everyone is going mad I swear!
B: The whole world's going Ingo man..
B: Yes bro he's definitely living ingo!
A: Lately everyone is going mad I swear!
B: The whole world's going Ingo man..
Something or someone, literally anything that is unbound of laws, basic needs, common sense, opinions, anything. It can be an object a person or a feeling, an emotion or animal, literally anything. It's more like a movement than anything you could compare to human made objects or boundaries. It can be associated with positive things as well as express the negative.
A: Have you seen this dude climbing a tree upside down while calling his boss!?
B: Yes bro he's definitely living ingo!
A: Lately everyone is going mad I swear!
B: The whole world's going Ingo man..
B: Yes bro he's definitely living ingo!
A: Lately everyone is going mad I swear!
B: The whole world's going Ingo man..