A term used when a person admits to watching and liking the show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Friend 1: Well, I finally told my parents.
Friend 2:Told them what?
Friend 1: That I watch My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Friend 2: Good to know you finally came out of the stable
Friend 2:Told them what?
Friend 1: That I watch My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Friend 2: Good to know you finally came out of the stable
by thzpcs June 25, 2011
by dawn June 16, 2002
A term used to describe someone who joined, switched into, or revealed that they were/are an Engineer after claiming otherwise for a long time. This is actually very common for students who originally wanted to do Engineering, but left it for something else because they thought it would end up boring, or because of annoying parents. In some rare cases, an art student will come out of the toolbox, and if they are successful they will be hated by everyone for being both left and right-brained.
Some warning signs could be: Tinkering when no one is around, playing with Legos too much, and casually building the Iron Man armor in the garage.
Some warning signs could be: Tinkering when no one is around, playing with Legos too much, and casually building the Iron Man armor in the garage.
"Hey, did you hear Tony came out of the toolbox?"
"Pshh, doesn't surprise me. Animation was just a cover-up, I knew ever since I saw him 3D printing in the library"
"Pshh, doesn't surprise me. Animation was just a cover-up, I knew ever since I saw him 3D printing in the library"
by whispy82 February 3, 2015
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by talk2me-JCH2 May 31, 2022
When a person hailing from Arkansas gets upset or angry causing them to drop several levels of previously perceived intelligence points.
by YerBoyRoy November 5, 2015
It originates from the French language.
Maninly used in Houston; "came out their ears" a phrase that refers to what people do when something is so badly done that they become irrationaly angry, typically when there is an emotional attachment to the subject.
Maninly used in Houston; "came out their ears" a phrase that refers to what people do when something is so badly done that they become irrationaly angry, typically when there is an emotional attachment to the subject.
by RichardAllen May 28, 2005