Billy: How'd your date with Jessica go?
Bob: It was horrible. We had nothing in common; talking to her felt like pulling teeth. I had to end it with the good ole "see you around".
Joe: How was your date with Amanda?
John: I thought it was going well, but she used the "see you around" on me at the end so I know I'll never see her again.
Bob: It was horrible. We had nothing in common; talking to her felt like pulling teeth. I had to end it with the good ole "see you around".
Joe: How was your date with Amanda?
John: I thought it was going well, but she used the "see you around" on me at the end so I know I'll never see her again.
by kgm/s September 13, 2021
Billy: How'd your date with Jessica go?
Bob: It was horrible. We had nothing in common; talking to her felt like pulling teeth. I had to end it with the good ole "see you around".
Joe: How was your date with Amanda?
John: I thought it was going well, but she used the "see you around" on me at the end so I know I'll never see her again.
Bob: It was horrible. We had nothing in common; talking to her felt like pulling teeth. I had to end it with the good ole "see you around".
Joe: How was your date with Amanda?
John: I thought it was going well, but she used the "see you around" on me at the end so I know I'll never see her again.
by kgm/s September 13, 2021
A very difficult, if not impossible, question often put on science and engineering tests to determine who is working with others and/or using Chegg, Symbolab, or other "help" websites. Works best on take-home exams. The OG move is for the professor to enlist a teaching assistant to post a convincing yet fake answer on one of these types of sites. Sometimes also referred to as "Chegg bait".
Billy: "How'd you do question number 3 on the differential equations exam?"
Bob: "I just used Symbolab."
Billy: "Damn, you just failed the cheat check! That integral is not solvable by methods we've learned."
Bob: "I just used Symbolab."
Billy: "Damn, you just failed the cheat check! That integral is not solvable by methods we've learned."
by kgm/s October 16, 2020
A question you ask someone to determine if "Jawn" is a part of their regular vocabulary, and thus whether they speak in an Eastern Pennsylvanian dialect. Jawn is a slang pronoun that originated in Philly. It can be used to refer to any person, place, or thing.
Billy: "Do you speak Jawn?"
Bob: "What the fuck is a John?"
Billy: "Clearly you don't. I guess you're not from Philly."
Bob: "What the fuck is a John?"
Billy: "Clearly you don't. I guess you're not from Philly."
by kgm/s July 01, 2021
An audition to get fucked.
Bob: How'd your date with Amanda go?
Bill: Well, I didn't get into her pants yet but I did get a callback! We're meeting again tomorrow night.
Bill: Well, I didn't get into her pants yet but I did get a callback! We're meeting again tomorrow night.
by kgm/s September 13, 2021
"Have a Fucking Terrible Summer." The alternative to writing HAGS (Have a Great Summer) in someone's yearbook. Can be done in jest to a friend or to someone you actually hate. In the latter case you typically wouldn't tell the person what it means.
Billy: "HAFTS... what does that mean?"
Bob: "Have a fucking terrible summer. You know I'm just joking!"
Mandy: "I wrote HAFTS in her yearbook; she has no idea what it means!"
Bob: "Have a fucking terrible summer. You know I'm just joking!"
Mandy: "I wrote HAFTS in her yearbook; she has no idea what it means!"
by kgm/s July 01, 2021
A near-impossible problem put on engineering or science exams to determine who is using online resources like Chegg. Works best for take home-exams, since a student would be able to Google the problem more easily in a non-proctored environment. A professor will typically enlist a teaching assistant to post a convincing yet erroneous answer on sites like Chegg ahead of time. Also known as a "cheat check".
Joe: "How'd you do question 5 on the thermodynamics exam?"
John: "I found the answer on Chegg. It looked right."
Joe: "You fell for the Chegg bait. The TA posted that answer, and there's an intentional error in it!"
John: "I found the answer on Chegg. It looked right."
Joe: "You fell for the Chegg bait. The TA posted that answer, and there's an intentional error in it!"
by kgm/s October 16, 2020