An over the top greeting from a gay person in Hawaii; a take on the Hawaiian word for “thank you”. combines the words “mahala” and “holla” (holler).
Even though most people (including those of us who happen to be gay) know that “Malala” is NOT a greeting (i.e. “hello”), it’s fun to say when greeting someone in Hawaii - so, we just say it anyway. “Aloha” Is just so 70s Marsha Brady!
Even though most people (including those of us who happen to be gay) know that “Malala” is NOT a greeting (i.e. “hello”), it’s fun to say when greeting someone in Hawaii - so, we just say it anyway. “Aloha” Is just so 70s Marsha Brady!
Jack and Sebastian had just arrived at their hotel in Honolulu when Jack spotted his high school English teacher.
“MaHOLLA Ms. Ostlund!”
Ms. Ostlund’s life partner looked at her and said, “Tell me that’s NOT one of your brightest students!”
“MaHOLLA Ms. Ostlund!”
Ms. Ostlund’s life partner looked at her and said, “Tell me that’s NOT one of your brightest students!”
by Sflewie April 15, 2018
An over the top greeting from a gay person in Hawaii; a take on the Hawaiian word for “thank you”. combines the words “mahala” and “holla” (holler).
Even though most people (including those of us who happen to be gay) know that “Malala” is NOT a greeting (i.e. “hello”), it’s fun to say when greeting someone in Hawaii - so, we just say it anyway. “Aloha” Is just so 70s Marsha Brady!
Even though most people (including those of us who happen to be gay) know that “Malala” is NOT a greeting (i.e. “hello”), it’s fun to say when greeting someone in Hawaii - so, we just say it anyway. “Aloha” Is just so 70s Marsha Brady!
Jack and Sebastian had just arrived at their hotel in Honolulu when Jack spotted his high school English teacher.
“MaHOLLA Ms. Ostlund!”
Ms. Ostlund’s life partner looked at her and said, “Tell me that’s NOT one of your brightest students!”
“MaHOLLA Ms. Ostlund!”
Ms. Ostlund’s life partner looked at her and said, “Tell me that’s NOT one of your brightest students!”
by Sflewie April 15, 2018
Someone who falsely takes credit for creating/making up a word:
1. that is not located in any modern dictionary
2. whose origins/roots are unclear
3. that is commonly used
1. that is not located in any modern dictionary
2. whose origins/roots are unclear
3. that is commonly used
A couple of years ago, Jeff proudly told Rodney that he had created a new word - defugalty. Rodney's friend Lewie was skeptical; so, he looked up "defugalty" on urbandictioary.com and saw that the word was already listed and apparently was commonly used by many people.
Jeff is such a defugaldick.
Jeff is such a defugaldick.
by Sflewie March 24, 2012
One of several ways to spell the name most often spelled Louis/Louie. It is also (in my experience at least)probably the version most often misspelled by people - they always want to replace the "e" with an "s”.
Teacher: Excuse me young man, you seemed to have mispelled your name. Shouldn't it be L-E-W-I-S?
Lewie: (Screaming as he jumps out the nearest window) My name is Lewie. IT IS NOT LEWIS.
Lewie: (Screaming as he jumps out the nearest window) My name is Lewie. IT IS NOT LEWIS.
by Sflewie September 25, 2019