my mind is blown

when one is so astonished by anothers smartness or when one's mind is so confused by stupidity, the mind is then blown to smithereens.

person A:dude i think my stentorian graph is broken

person B:what?

Person A:the stentorian graph its broken

person B:dude...

Person A:now ill never be able to beat Einsteins theory of grephoxilacated uriaphromitioritre theory

Person B will not be able to talk anymore because his mind was completely blown

and i cant complete this because my mind is blown also

by camero939 April 10, 2010

Mind Blown

Synonymous to Mind=Blown

Something incredibly amazing, mind-boggling, or stupid happens, and you're shocked senseless.

Person 1: Is it good if a vacuum cleaner sucks?

Person 2: Wow... I never thought of that! * Mind Blown *

by aerdnANicole January 18, 2012

Mind Blown

When your head explodes due to an overload of information.

Wow, mind blown.

by DJrobo January 17, 2019

mind blown

sarcastic tone of voice when someone is saying something obvious

mum: books are made out of paper
child: MIND BLOWN!

by watermellon10 March 17, 2020

Mind = Blown

When someone is so astounded, they can't even form a comprehensive sentence. First used by Chuggaaconroy, a famous Youtuber in one of his Pokemon Crystal episodes, it quickly reached meme status.

Friend one: I just caught a rare pokemon that you don't have
Friend two: Mind = blown

by The Altruistic Anomaly July 9, 2011

mind=blown

The act of hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling and tasting something so amazing, your mind will be blown away. Primarily shown as images to show the greatness of mind=blown.

Used mostly in internet message boards and chats when an individual shares an post/message of something deemed as mind blowing. Can also be used as a term for sarcasm when posting/chating to make an individual the butt of a joke.

examples of mind= blown include:

- chuck norris,

- most interesting man in the world

- pi 3.14 41.3 mind=blown

by Dzlulz December 30, 2011

Mind blown

The physiological response that gives rise to that feeling when you experience for the first time a new perspective.

"Hey man, did you know that Sumerians from ancient Mesopotamia defined zero as a placeholder to indicate the absence of a digit, for example as in "102"?

It was only the Babylonians who developed the concept that zero is a number itself that represents a quantity of nothingness, as opposed to a placeholder meant to indicate absence of a digit"

***think about it; once you get it, mind blown***

by I0V3 July 7, 2018