To say/pretend you are someone of stature somewhere else, meaningless and not verifiable where you currently are.
by KrautKontrol July 07, 2006

A powerpoint presentation containing lots of flashy animations, cool pictures, and all sorts of other snazzy gimmics, but almost entirely lacking in any real substance.
Didn't the VP's presentation just blow you away? I loved the falling apples turning into dollar bills.
But what was the point?
Dunno; it was definitely a powerpuff presentation.
But what was the point?
Dunno; it was definitely a powerpuff presentation.
by jigsawz67 March 26, 2011

This is an expression commonly used to signal to another party that either a) you no longer want to text them, or b) you intend on hanging up. This is a smooth way to avoid answering or hearing things from other people.
However, sometimes, it's true, and the person's phone really is about to die. This is rare.
However, sometimes, it's true, and the person's phone really is about to die. This is rare.
(speaking on the phone)
Katie: So I've really been thinking about you a lot. I think I might love y-
Michael: Oh, shi*, sorry, my phone's about to die! -click-
(texting)
Chelsea: Myfriend Kyle said he really digs u. what did u think about him?
Sam: sry my phones about 2 die
Katie: So I've really been thinking about you a lot. I think I might love y-
Michael: Oh, shi*, sorry, my phone's about to die! -click-
(texting)
Chelsea: Myfriend Kyle said he really digs u. what did u think about him?
Sam: sry my phones about 2 die
by evil_gumball May 07, 2011

I don't have any little carbon soldiers yet but maybe in the not so future.
"Yes he is my little carbon soldier."
"Yes he is my little carbon soldier."
by Douglas Prince March 31, 2008

I just bought a bottle of gin and have tonic at home, we should rendezbooze at your place for further discussion on the topic.....
by SecretSmith May 16, 2010

A class of media propaganda where entertainment combined with journalism developed for 24-hour television news networks is designed to instill emotional responses from viewers instead of providing facts.
That wasn't news, it was misinfotainment.
by Jeokar April 28, 2011

by Daveycakes September 24, 2004
