An odd sort of phrases and vocabulary used by Jeff Wu, Omar Hafez, Julius Seok, and Neil Choudary, all of Langley High School, McLean, Virginia. They also seem to have a fascination with appending the suffix "-ed" to any sort of word along with the word "hard" after it, perhaps relating to some comical event that occurred to them recently.
"Yeah I dunno about that."
"K can you not."
"C-can you just stop. thx."
"I think we'd better go."
"You can't touch the godly."
"Ok." (With the voice)
"Peace out, a-town."
" -ed hard."
"...or what's going on."
"Yeah definitely not."
"Yeah good luck with that."
"Way to verb."
Specifically - "Way to overly state the overly obvious."
"Way to be adjective."
"Way to be a(n) noun."
"Wow." + any of the above
"Are you joking?" (With the look)
"Are you through?"
"Spammage of the gay/godly."
"School... what the fuck is going on?"
"Meh."
"Worthless dude."
"Soooooo gay."
"Blowage."
"Wanna send, post haste, kthx."
"Too hot."
"NOICE."
"NYAHHHHHH"
"Peace out, a-town"
"Sexy" in situations where it doesn't make any sense
Example: "My profile is damn sexy."
"asap" where it doesn't make sense
Example: "I failed that physics test, asap."
"K can you not."
"C-can you just stop. thx."
"I think we'd better go."
"You can't touch the godly."
"Ok." (With the voice)
"Peace out, a-town."
" -ed hard."
"...or what's going on."
"Yeah definitely not."
"Yeah good luck with that."
"Way to verb."
Specifically - "Way to overly state the overly obvious."
"Way to be adjective."
"Way to be a(n) noun."
"Wow." + any of the above
"Are you joking?" (With the look)
"Are you through?"
"Spammage of the gay/godly."
"School... what the fuck is going on?"
"Meh."
"Worthless dude."
"Soooooo gay."
"Blowage."
"Wanna send, post haste, kthx."
"Too hot."
"NOICE."
"NYAHHHHHH"
"Peace out, a-town"
"Sexy" in situations where it doesn't make any sense
Example: "My profile is damn sexy."
"asap" where it doesn't make sense
Example: "I failed that physics test, asap."
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by Masterpete April 5, 2004
Short for the british beer branded as Carling.
Can also be used to describe a British person who voted brexit, and resides solo in a booth in spoons.
Can also be used to describe a British person who voted brexit, and resides solo in a booth in spoons.
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by Light Joker November 29, 2006
Language, terminology, or Dialect.
Usually of a particular "Kind" or within a certain "group", "culture" etc.
Usually of a particular "Kind" or within a certain "group", "culture" etc.
by Catface July 6, 2012