AMarie0908's definitions

ONM

ONM is an acronym of "Oh, Never Mind"; typically used in texting. It basically means "oh forget it". Not typically used with sarcasm.

Ann Marie - "What did you mean when you said I could help you?"
Steve - "ONM. I finished it myself."

by AMarie0908 December 15, 2010

stretchingly realistic

Thos action movie scenes that are in no way possible (it's a stretch) but the action hero manages to pull it off.
For example: Bond movies, Bourne movies, Twilight Series, etc.

Michael - "I saw Salt."
Ann Marie "How was it?"
Michael - "It was good, lots of action, a few parts were 'stretchingly realistic' but good story though."

by AMarie0908 August 3, 2010

cyber trance

the trance (zoning out) a non-tech person goes into when lost at an IT Tech meeting when the Tech people start throwing around terms like xml, url, code validation, parameters, servers, etc.

Melissa - "What was the matter with you in that meeting? You were in another place."

Ann Marie - "I had nothing to contribute in that tech meeting. All that talk put me in a cyber trance."

by AMarie0908 January 20, 2011

eyenstones

Pronounced "ein-stones", they are the rhinestones that people attach to their eyelids for a dramatic or "stage" or tacky effect.

Phaedra wore eyenstones at her baby shower!

by AMarie0908 November 2, 2010

artificial stupidity

artificial stupidity is when a natural brunette who dyes/highlights their hair blonde claims a "blonde moment" to make an excuse for a stupid move.

Eric "That was dumb!"
Ann Marie "Sorry. I had a 'blonde moment.'"
Eric "But you're not a REAL blonde! You had artificial stupidity!"

by AMarie0908 August 16, 2010

sip & see

A "coming out" party for a newborn; a party where new (pretentious) parents present a new baby to family & friends where the guests sip beverages, mingle and see (but don't touch) the baby. It's almost a baby shower AFTER the baby is born.

Phaedra had a sip & see to present her new baby.

by AMarie0908 January 10, 2011

oblitaplastered

oblitaplastered is a combination of "obliterated" and "plastered"...typically when referencing a level of intoxication.

Brandon - "Dude. I was oblitaplastered at that party last night!"

by AMarie0908 December 18, 2010