Definitions by SiL3Nt-J
Keys and Locks
Let me tell you something about keys and locks:
There's a key for every hole
And some holes have lots of keys
And sometimes two locks try to unlock eachother
And sometimes two keys unlock the same lock at the same time
And sometimes a lock gets unlocked by several keys in the same day
And sometimes a lock has a different key for every day of the week
And sometimes a lock gets unlocked by a different key every month
And sometimes a key can unlock multiple locks
And sometimes a key decides it no longer wants to be a key and transforms itself into a lock
And some locks only want try and unlock lots of locks
And some locks can be unlocked by more than two keys at the same time
There's a key for every hole
And some holes have lots of keys
And sometimes two locks try to unlock eachother
And sometimes two keys unlock the same lock at the same time
And sometimes a lock gets unlocked by several keys in the same day
And sometimes a lock has a different key for every day of the week
And sometimes a lock gets unlocked by a different key every month
And sometimes a key can unlock multiple locks
And sometimes a key decides it no longer wants to be a key and transforms itself into a lock
And some locks only want try and unlock lots of locks
And some locks can be unlocked by more than two keys at the same time
Keys and Locks by SiL3Nt-J July 17, 2026
It's a horn!
Phrase used in the Rugrats episode titled "Rhinoceritis" when they think Angelica is getting a rhino horn on her head; Phrase used when you get an erection infront of your woman.
It's a horn! by SiL3Nt-J July 16, 2026
Tailypo
Lemmy Kilmister
The king of rock. His real name was Ian, but he received his nickname from asking others to lend him money because he was poor (Can you lemme a quid?").
No disrespect to Elvis, but Lemmy Kilmister was the king of rock. His singing and lyrics were unmatched.
Lemmy Kilmister by SiL3Nt-J July 16, 2026