An over-rated NBA "superstar" who will never be the greatest (Gold) like the one and only Jordan, or even an accomplished runner up (Silver) like a Kobe or Magic or Bird.
by Flyn Hawaiin June 13, 2011
An over-rated NBA "superstar" who will never be the greatest (Gold) like the one and only Jordan, or even an accomplished runner up (Silver) like a Kobe or Magic or Bird.
by Flyn Hawaiin June 13, 2011
An adjective or verb showing how serious you are about something. If you are willing to "Sharpie" something, you are making it permanent.
James: "Are we gonna be able to get together this week?"
Seth: "Yep."
James: "Are you sure?"
Seth: "Dude, I Sharpied you in!"
1: "I am so in love with that girl!"
2: "You always say that"
1. "This time...I am Sharpie serious!!"
Seth: "Yep."
James: "Are you sure?"
Seth: "Dude, I Sharpied you in!"
1: "I am so in love with that girl!"
2: "You always say that"
1. "This time...I am Sharpie serious!!"
by flyn hawaiin November 09, 2011
Polite way for a broadcaster to say both:
1. US figure skater Johnny Weir takes off for his jumps in the opposite direction as the other figure skaters
2. US figure skater Johnny Weir is the gayest thing on ice.
The second may now be used to describe things outside of figure skating.
1. US figure skater Johnny Weir takes off for his jumps in the opposite direction as the other figure skaters
2. US figure skater Johnny Weir is the gayest thing on ice.
The second may now be used to describe things outside of figure skating.
"Watch how Johnny Weir goes into his jumps, he jumps the other way"
"Dude, why are you still watching men's figure skating? Are you starting to jump the other way?
"Dude, why are you still watching men's figure skating? Are you starting to jump the other way?
by Flyn Hawaiin February 23, 2010
Being rejected by someone whom you've yet to meet. Especially when a friend tries to to set you up with someone, but they don't want to meet you.
Boy: "So have you met up with Jason yet?"
Girl: "No, he turned me down"
Boy: "But he's never even met you."
Girl: "I know, I got prejected!"
Girl: "No, he turned me down"
Boy: "But he's never even met you."
Girl: "I know, I got prejected!"
by Flyn Hawaiin August 17, 2010
The unnecessary frequent updates on social sites like Facebook, generally written by people who assume others want to know what they had for lunch or where they are now as opposed to the update 3 minutes ago.
by Flyn Hawaiin July 22, 2009