she's no fun, she fell right over

Sardonically used, when someone trips and falls.

"That poor girl just slipped on a banana peel." "She's no fun, she fell right over." From Firesign Theatre skit. Preceeded by "let's put her on her head."

by Liberte July 28, 2006

wasp's tits

Second half of "the bee's knees"

Man, that movie was the bee's knees, the wasp's tits.

by Liberte July 28, 2006

all that and a basket of fries

All that and then some.

He's so conceited, he thinks he's all that and a basket of fries.

by Liberte July 28, 2006

freak

In the 60's, a freak was someone who dressed like a hippy and did drugs. Was not derogatory.

Wow, that long-haired guy in the tie-dye looks like a freak.

by Liberte January 12, 2007

okay, fine

What you say when you disagree but have to go along with it anyway.

Doctor: "Nurse, this patient must be discharged, even though he's near death."
Nurse: "Okay, fine."

by Liberte July 28, 2006

school's out

Term meaning "hey, wise up!" From Alice Cooper song, which derived from a phrase he heard in the Little Rascals t.v. show: "Hey, Spanky, school's out."

You think everyone's always honest? Hey, school's out.

by Liberte July 28, 2006

good doobie

Someone who does things properly or as expected.
From old kids' t.v. show Romper Room, where the chick said "don't be a Don't Bee and do be a Do Bee." Morphed into good doobie, which is redundant.

I'm going to be a good doobie and go home early.

by Liberte September 01, 2008