A weird insult from mid 90's media of uncertain origin, meaning "moron" or possibly "philistine." Is it a reference to the dinosaur? Or Barney Fife? The world may never know.
by Shiggity and Trionna December 31, 2010
Get the barney mug.A form of sarcastic irony deriving from its original use as an expression of incredulity. Often used after a oneliner or emphatic statement to mock the speaker.
"He was never in time for his classes . . .Then one day he wasn't in his time at all."
Oh no he didn't!
Oh no he didn't!
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Get the guapamole mug.An attempt to retract a social faux pas, often a rant, implying -- usually jokingly -- that the whole thing was just an act. Originates from auditioning on the stage, when an actor would add it at the end of a scene and mean it literally.
Person 1: "I hate those Sunday drivers"
Person 2: "Me too! This one guy was going like 30 MILES AN HOUR TOO SLOW and I was leaning on my horn but he was eating a donut and was all like WHY DON'T YOU WAKE UP YOU INCONSIDERATE F*CK AND GET THE F*CK OUTTA MY WAY!"
*Crickets and wide-eyed stares*
Person 2: "And... scene."
Person 2: "Me too! This one guy was going like 30 MILES AN HOUR TOO SLOW and I was leaning on my horn but he was eating a donut and was all like WHY DON'T YOU WAKE UP YOU INCONSIDERATE F*CK AND GET THE F*CK OUTTA MY WAY!"
*Crickets and wide-eyed stares*
Person 2: "And... scene."
by Shiggity and Trionna September 01, 2012
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