ru-mev (roo-mev)
Verb:
1) To beat around the bush, annoyingly, when asked a question instead of just answering the question.
2) Extreme form of obnoxious and annoying.
Verb:
1) To beat around the bush, annoyingly, when asked a question instead of just answering the question.
2) Extreme form of obnoxious and annoying.
Man 1: Hey, was there a paper sitting on your keyboard at your desk?
Man 2: This is not my desk. This is property of the company. This is just where I sit everyday.
Man 1: Okay...Was there a paper on the keyboard?
Man 2: There are many papers on the desk, which one do you want?
Man 1: The one on the keyboard. Is there one on the keyboard? I might have left it there yesterday.
Man 2: There is a couple papers stapled together, not one paper.
Man 1: You are being very rumev right now. Just hand me the papers!
Man 2: ROGER!!!
Man 2: This is not my desk. This is property of the company. This is just where I sit everyday.
Man 1: Okay...Was there a paper on the keyboard?
Man 2: There are many papers on the desk, which one do you want?
Man 1: The one on the keyboard. Is there one on the keyboard? I might have left it there yesterday.
Man 2: There is a couple papers stapled together, not one paper.
Man 1: You are being very rumev right now. Just hand me the papers!
Man 2: ROGER!!!
by TheSuperStarSeanSlayton December 08, 2008