A mispronunciation of the word Food.
Used when asking someone what they want to eat and usually ends in an indefinite loop in which no one can decide what to eat and everyone ends up starving.
Used when asking someone what they want to eat and usually ends in an indefinite loop in which no one can decide what to eat and everyone ends up starving.
Jim: Hey Billy, what for fodo today?
Billy: Iono what do you wanna eat?
Continues until Jim and Billy dies of hunger
Billy: Iono what do you wanna eat?
Continues until Jim and Billy dies of hunger
by [ ] January 16, 2019
The motion an octopus uses to get around. Often associated with having a stroke or other sudden muscle spasm.
How to: first, reach your arms out in front of you. Make sure there is a significant distance between them. Second, slowly move your elbows together and let your hands follow with a delay. Move your elbows outwards when there is about two inches between them. Once again let your hands follow with a delay. Let your elbows get far enough away from each other so you are now in a "going in for a hug" position. Repeat this process at a fast pace.
How to: first, reach your arms out in front of you. Make sure there is a significant distance between them. Second, slowly move your elbows together and let your hands follow with a delay. Move your elbows outwards when there is about two inches between them. Once again let your hands follow with a delay. Let your elbows get far enough away from each other so you are now in a "going in for a hug" position. Repeat this process at a fast pace.
Person1: what's that guy doing?
Person: looks to me he's having a stroke or something, he's flailing like an octopus.
Person: looks to me he's having a stroke or something, he's flailing like an octopus.
by [ ] May 12, 2017