Mitch:"They wouldn't give me a plastic fork when I ordered take-out. They said it was extra!"
Kyle:"Well that restaurant is a big jewish symphony!"
Kyle:"Well that restaurant is a big jewish symphony!"
by Ms. Shaw November 14, 2013
A cool but silly rock group that plays a crossbreed of hard rock and the Star Wars soundtrack. They have a cool singer who uses a sword at concerts, and their guitarist is extremely fat, but he still plays fast. The only bad part about them, is that they're from New Jersey.
by DESTROYER September 5, 2003
I'm constipated. I think I'll compose my turd symphony while I'm sitting here. Luckily I keep my piano in the bathroom.
by Crazee GaGa July 21, 2011
The band symphony X is concidered so increadibly sexy by people with small penises, that they had to describe it with sex and not X.
by pwnrmln January 2, 2006
-dude my girlfriend just gave me a beethovens 69th symphony.
i didnt know she could play piano?
-she cant.
i didnt know she could play piano?
-she cant.
by DJ.B November 6, 2010
by maitredesnoobes January 7, 2005
1) When you code to the point where you don't know what else to do but to randomly type in jibberish into Blue J. When asked what you are doing, you reply by saying you are playing Beethoven's famous 9000th Symphony, epic in composition and magnificent in execution. Button mashing, frustration and subtle humor at its best.
2)The most invincible code on the planet.
2)The most invincible code on the planet.
1) Josh: Dave what are you doing?
Dave is seen smashing his keyboard repeatedly after making his fourth for loop.
Dave(in humorous and frustrated tone): I'm playing Beethoven's 9000th Symphony.
2) Jimmy: Yes, the Beethoven's 9000th Symphony program may be built in only one method, violate abstraction barriers, recurse infinitely, use all the system memory, and divide by zero without a ZeroDivisonError
Dave is seen smashing his keyboard repeatedly after making his fourth for loop.
Dave(in humorous and frustrated tone): I'm playing Beethoven's 9000th Symphony.
2) Jimmy: Yes, the Beethoven's 9000th Symphony program may be built in only one method, violate abstraction barriers, recurse infinitely, use all the system memory, and divide by zero without a ZeroDivisonError
by Vejeta February 27, 2012