The Spooky Twigg's definitions
by The Spooky Twigg October 29, 2004
Get the Carpe Ceravisimug. Tdtf is the abbreviation of “too drunk to fuck” (originating from the Dead Kennedys song).
This is used as an expression that you have really had too much to drink (or that you are literally just too drunk to fuck)
This is used as an expression that you have really had too much to drink (or that you are literally just too drunk to fuck)
"Man, Get me out of here, I'm tdtf!"
"sorry I'd love to go back to yours but I'm tdtf!"
(Please note these examples are more coherent than you’d probably get if the person is actually tdtf!)
"sorry I'd love to go back to yours but I'm tdtf!"
(Please note these examples are more coherent than you’d probably get if the person is actually tdtf!)
by The Spooky Twigg November 4, 2004
Get the Tdtfmug. Coolies, Funkies, indeedies!
by The Spooky Twigg October 28, 2004
Get the -iesmug. "I had to sit there while they waxed idiotic"
"I don't mind talking him... but I feel like I have to wax Idiotic"
"I don't mind talking him... but I feel like I have to wax Idiotic"
by The Spooky Twigg November 3, 2004
Get the Wax Idioticmug. a) Used when someone does something of skill and makes it look easy.
b) Used in a sarcastic form for when someone has messed something up.
b) Used in a sarcastic form for when someone has messed something up.
by The Spooky Twigg October 29, 2004
Get the smoothmug. a) Fear is an emotion that causes things such as paranoia and anxiety. Fear is normaly caused an object or person that causes terror.
b) Fear can also be used as a claim to being good at something.
b) Fear can also be used as a claim to being good at something.
by The Spooky Twigg October 29, 2004
Get the fearmug. This is a phrase that states that the person you are talking to is calling you something that they themselves are (and generally in abundance).
This comes from old times when pots and pans were generally black and kettles were generally metallic and reflective. Therefore the pot sees its black reflection in the kettle and thinks that the kettle is black.
*this can also sometimes be shortened to "pot, kettle, black."*
This comes from old times when pots and pans were generally black and kettles were generally metallic and reflective. Therefore the pot sees its black reflection in the kettle and thinks that the kettle is black.
*this can also sometimes be shortened to "pot, kettle, black."*
by The Spooky Twigg December 3, 2004
Get the pot calling the kettle blackmug.