by Aaron December 26, 2003
Phrase used to indicate your status as unfit for more then flirting with and then laughing at your awkward advances later with your stupid ugly friends, not that I am bitter, I'm over you ... really.
Please take your tongue out of my ear I like you as a friend.
I know you just took me out to an expensive dinner, fixed my car and lent me $3000 but I like you as a friend.
I know you just took me out to an expensive dinner, fixed my car and lent me $3000 but I like you as a friend.
by Aaron May 31, 2004
by Aaron November 12, 2004
Bearing refrence to the period of adolescent age when nerds would get beat up by the bigger kid for their lunch money. Thus, lunch money as an adjective can be used to describe anything not worth your time, or done poorly.
by Aaron December 18, 2004
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by aaron April 20, 2005