Definitions by Milanifan
WND
Wednesday Night Drinks.
Going out for drinks on a Wednesday night. Maybe the best of all ND's. Very popular among expats and those who work with expats, since expats regularly go home on Friday.
also see:
MND, TND, ThND, FND
Going out for drinks on a Wednesday night. Maybe the best of all ND's. Very popular among expats and those who work with expats, since expats regularly go home on Friday.
also see:
MND, TND, ThND, FND
X: Are you joining us for WND?
Y: No, I'm going to the gym.
X: What is that with you and Jim lately?
Y: Haha...
Y: No, I'm going to the gym.
X: What is that with you and Jim lately?
Y: Haha...
FND
Friday Night Drinks.
Going out for drinks on a Friday night. Probably the most popular among all ND's. FND, like all ND's are usually enjoyed straight after work. Forgetting to eat is not uncommon.
also see:
MND, TND, WND, ThND
Going out for drinks on a Friday night. Probably the most popular among all ND's. FND, like all ND's are usually enjoyed straight after work. Forgetting to eat is not uncommon.
also see:
MND, TND, WND, ThND
ThND
Thursday Night Drinks.
Going out for drinks on a Thursday night. Sometimes incorrectly called TND, which actually applies to drinks on Tuesday.
ThND is very popular among students, people who don't work on Friday and those who have not enjoyed WND.
also see:
MND, TND, WND, FND
Going out for drinks on a Thursday night. Sometimes incorrectly called TND, which actually applies to drinks on Tuesday.
ThND is very popular among students, people who don't work on Friday and those who have not enjoyed WND.
also see:
MND, TND, WND, FND
Dude, not drinking on Wednesday is great for avoiding a hangover on Thursday, but let's compensate with ThND!
Sworny
Contraction of the words sweet and horny
Actually the best kind of horny, not in a dirty, filthy way, but in a sweet way.
Comparative: swornier
Superlative: sworniest
Actually the best kind of horny, not in a dirty, filthy way, but in a sweet way.
Comparative: swornier
Superlative: sworniest
Coevorden
(Sometimes misspelled as Coevoorden)
Fictional town in The Netherlands. No roads lead to Coevorden, no railways either. It does appear on maps, but no-one has ever been there or knows someone from Coevorden. It might be a code name for some secret militairy project. Everybody who claims to be from Coevorden or to have ever been there is part of the Coevorden-conspiracy (Dutch: Coevordencomplot). This conspiracy is probably linked to the Bielefeld-conspiracy.
Fictional town in The Netherlands. No roads lead to Coevorden, no railways either. It does appear on maps, but no-one has ever been there or knows someone from Coevorden. It might be a code name for some secret militairy project. Everybody who claims to be from Coevorden or to have ever been there is part of the Coevorden-conspiracy (Dutch: Coevordencomplot). This conspiracy is probably linked to the Bielefeld-conspiracy.
X: Have you ever been in Coevorden?
Y: Sure, I was there only about two weeks ago.
X (to Z): Never trust Y again, he part of the Coevorden-conspiracy
Y: Sure, I was there only about two weeks ago.
X (to Z): Never trust Y again, he part of the Coevorden-conspiracy
Coevoorden
Fictional town in The Netherlands. No roads lead to Coevoorden, no railways either. It does appear on maps, but no-one has ever been there or knows someone from Coevoorden. It might be a code name for some secret militairy project. Everybody who claims to be from Coevoorden or to have ever been there is part of the Coevoorden-conspiracy (Dutch: Coevoordencomplot).
This conspiracy is probably linked to the Bielefeld-conspiracy.
This conspiracy is probably linked to the Bielefeld-conspiracy.
X: Have you ever been in Coevoorden?
Y: Sure, I was there only about two weeks ago.
X (to Z): Never trust Y again, he part of the Coevoorden-conspiracy
Y: Sure, I was there only about two weeks ago.
X (to Z): Never trust Y again, he part of the Coevoorden-conspiracy
Coevoorden by Milanifan August 28, 2010