1. An extremely important part conversation, overlooked as a "detail"
2. A common part of a relationship.
3. A small almost unimportant thing, overlooked, and fucks everything up in the end.
4. Something very small, and many details make something great, or really bad.
5. A detail can be a sarcastic remark.
2. A common part of a relationship.
3. A small almost unimportant thing, overlooked, and fucks everything up in the end.
4. Something very small, and many details make something great, or really bad.
5. A detail can be a sarcastic remark.
1.Person A: Your nice, but your sort of ugly.
Person B: haha, so did you see "I am legened"?
2.Person A: I love you, but we never see each other anymore!
Person B: Details, details, did you get the mail?
3.The heat tiles on the space shuttle were deatials. The space shuttle blew up.
4.My face was beautifully detailed, but now you can see my zit..
5.So um, Just a tiny detail... We have to leap over fire and fight off tigers to get in.
Person B: haha, so did you see "I am legened"?
2.Person A: I love you, but we never see each other anymore!
Person B: Details, details, did you get the mail?
3.The heat tiles on the space shuttle were deatials. The space shuttle blew up.
4.My face was beautifully detailed, but now you can see my zit..
5.So um, Just a tiny detail... We have to leap over fire and fight off tigers to get in.
by thembraincells January 17, 2008
Mary thinks that detailing is limited to cleaning the interior and exterior of an automobile. Ryan pointed out that it also entails low-maintenance customization of the vehicle.
by i'm right, you're wrong August 18, 2006
by seshins January 31, 2009
The extreme form of "attention-to-detail" that often plagues graphic designers; ultimately preventing them from finishing their creative projects in a timely manner. Perfectionists in many professions may claim they suffer from this syndrome as well.
Symptoms of O.T.D. Syndrome:
- Repeated Ctrl "Z" commands after every modification you make to your project
- Staring blankly at your half finished project after smashing Ctrl "Z" for the last half hour
- The inability to complete a small project in less than 24 hours (i.e. banners, buttons, image corrections etc.)
- The urge to "start over from scratch" more than once on a large project
Symptoms of O.T.D. Syndrome:
- Repeated Ctrl "Z" commands after every modification you make to your project
- Staring blankly at your half finished project after smashing Ctrl "Z" for the last half hour
- The inability to complete a small project in less than 24 hours (i.e. banners, buttons, image corrections etc.)
- The urge to "start over from scratch" more than once on a large project
Jason: Hey, did you finish that 600 x 255 banner for our webpage yet? Its been over a week already; are you having some trouble?
Patty: OMG I am totally suffering from obsession-to-detail… I don’t know why I don’t like ANYTHING I am coming up with.
Jason: It just needs to say “Super Sale” in red lettering on a white background… how hard can that be?`
Patty: OMG I am totally suffering from obsession-to-detail… I don’t know why I don’t like ANYTHING I am coming up with.
Jason: It just needs to say “Super Sale” in red lettering on a white background… how hard can that be?`
by TJ Trouble June 23, 2011
A: Man, this whiskey is smooth!
B: Dude, it's only 80 proof, you're drinking a liqueur not liquor. Remember, the devil is in the details.
B: Dude, it's only 80 proof, you're drinking a liqueur not liquor. Remember, the devil is in the details.
by biggs33 October 5, 2010
A crap magazine that can't even compete with its competition. GQ, Esquire, Men's Journal(!), and even Cargo kick their ass when it comes to newsstand sales.
Content is key and when you have shitty content like Details, you're bound to be in the back of the line.
Content is key and when you have shitty content like Details, you're bound to be in the back of the line.
by Details Magazine sucks September 8, 2004
when someone uses less than honorable means to complete a transaction, or even means of getting laid
Q: How on earth did you manage to sell your car
A: Don't worry about it the devil's in the details
Q: How'd you manage to take that hottie home last night
A: Devil's in the details man
A: Don't worry about it the devil's in the details
Q: How'd you manage to take that hottie home last night
A: Devil's in the details man
by electroman thirst quencher January 8, 2010