by TheFiend138 January 09, 2018
by TheFiend138 June 26, 2016
Phrase: When you, someone else, or even a group of people listen to a conversation (most often it's an argument or fight) between others to get all the juicy details, but don't want those who are having the conversation to know that you're listening to them, tell your fellow listeners to do this. Its primary use is to prevent getting yourself or others involved in the confrontation, and allows you to listen for the details.
Guy 1: Hey, the boss and the new guy are having an argument! Sounds like he won't be here much longer!
Guy 2: Tune in but Tune out, man! Get the details but don't get involved!
Guy 2: Tune in but Tune out, man! Get the details but don't get involved!
by TheFiend138 December 26, 2019
8 days. Another unit to measure days, rather than saying a week and a day.
Just as a baker's dozen is 13, one more than a regular dozen of 12, a baker's week is 8 days, one more than 7 days in a normal week.
Just as a baker's dozen is 13, one more than a regular dozen of 12, a baker's week is 8 days, one more than 7 days in a normal week.
by TheFiend138 April 30, 2019
Protocol to "Grab Everything And Run", or G.E.A.R.
When you or someone else yells "Code G.E.A.R. " (just say the word Gear, no need to spell it out), it means to grab everything you need to grab and book it.
Similar to, but more specific than, a Code Red or other codes of action, it lets the squad know to pick up and take off.
When you or someone else yells "Code G.E.A.R. " (just say the word Gear, no need to spell it out), it means to grab everything you need to grab and book it.
Similar to, but more specific than, a Code Red or other codes of action, it lets the squad know to pick up and take off.
by TheFiend138 September 25, 2021
by TheFiend138 September 19, 2018
A mash up of original and unexpected food combinations and ingredients, resulting in delicious dishes...or awful misses.
by TheFiend138 July 26, 2014