Timeslap
Slightly similar to a pimp slap a time slap sends you back to a certain decade depending on the strength an style
Timeslap by lastofadyingbreed December 19, 2008
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Timeslap
A timeslap is a kind of shock that you get when you realize that an event you thought was more recent was in fact a number of years ago. Time has passed so quickly you get a timeslap.
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Timeslap • Times lapse • timelapsing • Timescape • Timeslip • Time-Lapse • Time Clap • Time lapse fetish • time slipping • Tim slap
timelapsing
The hobby of doing things really slow, like praciticing for a timelapse movie in which it would seem normal speed.
Officer: "You was doing 40 mph but the limit is 80 mph, that's dangerous, son!"
Jack: "Sorry, i was timelapsing."
Jack: "Sorry, i was timelapsing."
timelapsing by horror drum June 30, 2011
Timeslip
In a novel or a film, when the action or hero is suddenly transported to another period in history, their past or their future; when two or more stories are told concurrently, but each one is set in a different period of time.
Timeslip occurs in novels such as 'The Historian' and 'The Swan Thieves' by Maria Kostova; 'Holes' by Louis Sacher; 'A Study in Scarlet' by Arthur Conan Doyle; but not 'The Time Traveller's Wife' or "The Time Machine" which are novels about time travel.
Timescape
An agreement between two people to the betterment of each. This is not lightly taken, and your word makes or breaks a timescape.
A bond with a dear friend that defined your whole life; and continues after they are long gone.
A bond with a dear friend that defined your whole life; and continues after they are long gone.
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