by MY2K February 18, 2004
someone who chooses to say the opposite of what another person thinks or says, simply to be an asshole.
P1: "I really like apple pie."
P2: "apple pie is disgusting, I hate it"
P3: "Geez, P2, stop being such a devil's advocate, its annoying."
P2: "I'm just stating my opinion, chill out."
P2: "apple pie is disgusting, I hate it"
P3: "Geez, P2, stop being such a devil's advocate, its annoying."
P2: "I'm just stating my opinion, chill out."
by MY2K January 03, 2006
an old retro term expressing passing time, "yada yada". Revived in "Finding Nemo", and is now directly linked with it, sadly.
I need to go to the drycleaners, and give them my suit, go get groceries, drop off kid...koo koo kachoo, pick up suit and kid, go to dinner.
by MY2K March 16, 2004
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by MY2K February 18, 2004
the 3 words that ruin athe song you were listening to on the radio that seemed acually pretty good, but turned out to be just one big fucking ad for McDonalds.
duhnuhnuhnuhnuh....I'm lovin' it.
by MY2K February 18, 2004
'am i rite' is usually used in a non-serious but humerous come back, using an on-perpose ferudian slip or rhyme to discribe something, and makes sense in context.
This term is usually used in the format of 'more like _______ am i rite?". It originated from the popular forum on Somethingawful.com.
Only a true geek would ever say something like this in real life.
This term is usually used in the format of 'more like _______ am i rite?". It originated from the popular forum on Somethingawful.com.
Only a true geek would ever say something like this in real life.
Did you see the latest movie about that fire starting guy? It was action packed and full of excitement.
More like matchstick packed and full of ignitement, am i rite?
More like matchstick packed and full of ignitement, am i rite?
by MY2K December 04, 2004