| 974. | Branding | ||
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To acknowledge that you and another individual whom you happen to be in contact with, at that place and time, are wearing brand name clothing from the exact same brand. Tim: Thats a cool Hollister shirt Cole, where did you get it?
Cole: Same place you got yours you preppy douche-nugget. Tim: Haha man, we are TOTALLY branding! |
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| 975. | Bus Vision | ||
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State of mind when traveling on a city or charter bus that prevents one from having to acknowledge the other people on the bus. Usually displayed through looking out the window, into space or away from any other persons field of vision. Kate: Sorry I didn't see you, I had bus vision.
Andy: It's all good, I understand. |
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| 976. | Teen | ||
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A teen is a person aged 13 - 19, because of the the number ending in "teen", this age group is popularized because coincidentally it is also when the biggest amounts of changes occur in a person. ~ Some people (what I can only speculate as children) ignorantly claim 18/19 year olds are NOT teens, and label them as adults yet fail to acknowledge teen isn't a title, it's an age categorization that's upto a government or a countries legal system to decide what they and what they do not proclaim as adults, some countries chose to label their citizens as adults as early as 15, some as late at 21, In accordance of Jewish law a boy become a man aged 13. WHEN you hit your next decade of life (20+), you're known as a 20-something, before that period, you're a TEEN. Teen is not a title, it's an age.
SIX-TEEN. SEVEN-TEEN. EIGHT-TEEN. NINE-TEEN. American: An eighteen year old is not a teenager! It's an adult! Scottish: Well, in Scotland the age of majority is 16, so you're both an ADULT AND a TEEN, therefore it's an age group, not a title. Scientist: People in their late teens (17-19), are still biologically adolescent, however lawfully it's for a state to decide at which age their citizens are to be held accountable for their actions and themselves. |
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| 977. | Whats Papi | ||
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a phrase created by New Mexico State basketball player Wendell McKines. If something is cool it's "papi". Papi is also used as a way to acknowledge someone. It can be considered a modern replacement to the term whats up? whats papi dude?
That club was papi |
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| 978. | FuriousMan | ||
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FuriousMan is an Urban Dictionary writer who criticizes people whom he disagrees with. Instead of maturely investigating points made by others, he refuses to acknowledge any opinions, but his own. FuriousMan has the brainpower of a 2 year old and appreciates going to a school with no teachers, no sports, no arts, and reputably horrible academic courses. He aspires to grow up to work at MacDonalds. He may sound like the average American, but no, he is even stupider. Maybe from now on he will keep his mouth shut about things he knows nothing about...Or maybe he will take notice to the failures of his joke of a school. Did you see that Urban Dictionary written by FuriousMan? - Yeah it was the most retarded thing ever because he actually likes ASD! - I know! What a retard.
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| 979. | Falling Asleep at the Wheel | ||
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When someone is obviously tired and/or dozing off, but refuses to acknowledge their lack of alertness. Bob: Joe Anne, you look tired.
Joe Anne: No, I'm just...thinking. Bob: Seriously, its bedtime. Joe Anne: No, I'm awake! Bob: Joe Anne, you're falling asleep at the wheel. |
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| 980. | Mecu | ||
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To acknowledge an inconvenience or interruption without sorrow person:"hey your in my way" 2nd person "Mecu"
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