Similar to the expression “in your dreams” which is a sarcastic way of responding to - or interrupting – someone who is busy telling you about their master plan and all the unrealistically fantastic things they think will happen to them. The difference is in this version you are making it clear they should get over themselves
Steve: I’m going to win this race and humiliate you in the process
Harry: Quit dreaming! That’ll never happen.
Harry: Quit dreaming! That’ll never happen.
by The Captive Spirit September 13, 2010
A Wiccan expression that carries the equivalent meaning to one of the following phrases: “Take care”, “God bless you” or “Good grief!”.
May also used in a similar context to “goodbye” and less commonly as “hello”.
May also used in a similar context to “goodbye” and less commonly as “hello”.
by The Captive Spirit September 07, 2010
The stereotypical witch usually portrayed in movies or on television. These witches may be ugly with green skin and warts, melt if you throw water over them, evil in nature, or worshippers of Satan.
This is in complete contrast to Wiccan Witches who look just like regular people, aren’t evil at all, and definitely don’t worship Satan
This is in complete contrast to Wiccan Witches who look just like regular people, aren’t evil at all, and definitely don’t worship Satan
Just because I'm a Wiccan doesn't mean you should treat me like a Hollywood Witch. That's so not cool!
by The Captive Spirit September 07, 2010
A Wiccan expression used to heighten the value of a sincere promise or sincere vow of commitment. Don’t say it unless you mean it
by The Captive Spirit September 07, 2010
Similar to the expression ‘playing with fire’ although inciting different imagery. While both expressions refer to a course of action that may result in an unpleasing outcome either for you or others around you, ‘choking the rope’ more usually means its your own neck that’s on the line.
You’re really choking the rope with your attitude. I don't know how much more of this I can tolerate.
by The Captive Spirit September 13, 2010
An expression used by someone, sort of like a form of comical sarcasm, when they’ve clearly been caught red-handed doing something that otherwise may have gone unexpected. i.e. smoking or drinking
by The Captive Spirit August 25, 2010
An expression used to describe someone who is either lost in a state of denial or overtly naïve. A state of ignorant bliss.
Maggie supposedly has no idea her boyfriend is cheating on her. She's clearly beneath another sunshine.
by The Captive Spirit August 24, 2010