VICKI KARMA's definitions

SO NEWS

When you hear something otherwise unheard of by you and/or the general public. It is momentarily classified as 'so news'

Don: Why are you eating fried food before the exam? Did you not know that the ability to think is controlled by what you eat?

Ron: No i didnt that is so news to me...but peh, who cares!

Don:rolleyes:

by VICKI KARMA November 11, 2006

Come off the grass

To tell someone that they are not thinking straight and they need to get real!

(Frank)
Come off the grass, for heavens sake, there is no point debating the issue, it is illegal and therefore it is not the right thing to do.

by VICKI KARMA November 10, 2006

URBAN DIC

Someone who spends far too much time adding words into the Urban Dictionary

'That a good one for the self proclaimed urban dic'

by VICKI KARMA November 14, 2006

yeahr

Instead of saying yeah, you throught the r sound on the end and you have a better sounding yeah. Yeahr was used in newsapaper cartoons back in the 80's.

bill:Vicki just got barrelled, did you see her in there for over 5 seconds.
ted:Yeahr!

by VICKI KARMA October 18, 2006

prefense

Describes indecisiveness.

'I dont know which game to play let alone which team i want to be on...argh...This is prefense'

by VICKI KARMA November 14, 2006

CANDY APPLE MAN

A candy apple man is only out for money and the accumulation therewith. A C.A.M has no shame no game and most definately is unable to tame.

person 1a.

'look out for that shark, he gets green eyes and is only out to make money.

person 2a.

'I thought they called him the candy apple man because of the color of his bike'

both.

'giggle giggle laugh laugh chuckle chuckle ha ha'

by VICKI KARMA November 14, 2006

CAIN

The word is used to describe graffiti vandal payback. To cain a grafitti artists artwork is to write 'is wack' over the top of their name or to the side with an arrow pointing to their name.

As a general rule of righteousness, you can only 'cain' a tag if it is on your own property or fence.

by VICKI KARMA November 12, 2006