by alunaleeee January 26, 2015
by Takiami Fujioko October 12, 2003
by jakepaulfan1234 March 23, 2018
The insinuation that something is chill, or otherwise entertaining or freak worthy.
Used primarily by upperclassmen highschool students and college students who wish they were back in highschool.
Used primarily by upperclassmen highschool students and college students who wish they were back in highschool.
by Fibby September 13, 2004
The most retarded phrase in the world. Whoever uses it seriously and in everyday life should do everyone around them a favor and just shut the fuck up. And please, dont use it for really great bands like, "the used rocks my socks". Because if you do, and i hear it, i will, seriously, kick you in the teeth.
"omg, the used like, totally rocks my socks" *gets kicked in the mouth* "ow!" see...i told you not to say it!
by Daisy April 1, 2005
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
Sarcastic excuse for not attending a social event. Implies that the event is unimportant and that attendance is unnecessary. Another way of the person saying s/he has better things to do...Not.
Worker 1: "Will you be attending the company picnic next Saturday?"
Worker 2: "No, I'll be rearranging my sock drawer."
Worker 2: "No, I'll be rearranging my sock drawer."
by yes juanito yes August 5, 2014