An extraordinary word. First used in May 2008 in a conversation between quick draw Mcgrath and Sammus Corneus. The intended word was helmet, but mistyped created a wonderful new verb which sounded a lot funnier, and basically, it stuck.
1.
Sam "Where's your helmet"
Michelle "You mean MELMET"
Sam "oh no, what have I done to the English language"
Sam "Where's your helmet"
Michelle "You mean MELMET"
Sam "oh no, what have I done to the English language"
by Sam Cornwell May 15, 2008
Abusing a Facebook function where you can "like" a friend's status or wall activity.
Like raping would consist of liking at least the last 50 activity notes on any one person's profile page, resulting in a copious and rather annoying amount of activity notifications.
Like raping would consist of liking at least the last 50 activity notes on any one person's profile page, resulting in a copious and rather annoying amount of activity notifications.
Michelle: I just logged on to Facebook and I had 843 notifications. What the hell is going on?
Lee: Haha, Sam must've like raped you.
Michelle: Yes he did. How annoying! Now all my important notifications are lost within this rubbish.
Faye: It's Michelle's birthday today. Are you going to bake her a cake?
Sam: No, I'm going to Facebook like rape her instead.
Lee: Haha, Sam must've like raped you.
Michelle: Yes he did. How annoying! Now all my important notifications are lost within this rubbish.
Faye: It's Michelle's birthday today. Are you going to bake her a cake?
Sam: No, I'm going to Facebook like rape her instead.
by Sam Cornwell June 20, 2009
A stack of different sized and coloured coins. Different denominations and even different currencies.
They can be stacked in any order but preferably largest at the bottom, getting progressively smaller towards the top.
They can be stacked in any order but preferably largest at the bottom, getting progressively smaller towards the top.
Person1: I have all this foreign change here. It's worthless!
Person2: No it's not. Build a coin trifle.
Person1: My coin trifle has 25 different coins from four different currencies.
Person2: Yah, man. It's pretty. What's it worth?
Person1: About $1.32.
Person2: No it's not. Build a coin trifle.
Person1: My coin trifle has 25 different coins from four different currencies.
Person2: Yah, man. It's pretty. What's it worth?
Person1: About $1.32.
by Sam Cornwell June 22, 2009