'Was auch immer' is German for 'Whatever!'
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Guy: 'Man, I love being here in Germany drinking beer and scamming on chicks.'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
An old-skool disco dance.
A group of girls would form a line and do a coordinated dance routine to the song 'Bus Stop'. Looked cool for one year but tragic ever since.
A group of girls would form a line and do a coordinated dance routine to the song 'Bus Stop'. Looked cool for one year but tragic ever since.
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
A form of bad caucasian dancing. To reach up to first one side then the other, as if pulling items down off the shelf and dropping them in your shopping trolley.
That dude was not only sowing the seeds, he did the shopping trolley too!
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
by Ray Babycakes July 20, 2006
To do something with aggressive intent. Added to the end of a sentence in a comical Indian or Pakistani accent.
As you say it, you hold both hands out in front of you and drag them downwards like claws.
As you say it, you hold both hands out in front of you and drag them downwards like claws.
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
by Ray Babycakes July 20, 2006
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006