9 definitions by sike moda
a: "you know you're my best friend, right? I love u man! But why do you have to be such a dick sometimes? God, you make me so angry!"
b: "Relax with the dude swing. Just drink your beer. "
b: "Relax with the dude swing. Just drink your beer. "
by sike moda November 16, 2009
The act of checking your mail, facebook and twitter accounts, checking out the new additions to lolcats, failblog, roflrazzi and urban dictionary, checking nhl and ufc highlights, etc, all while your teacher is lecturing you, hoping that some of the talk that is washing over you will stick in your head.
"Life's too short to listen to this crap. Hopefully i'll accidentally learn enough to pass via verbal osmosis."
by sike moda November 16, 2009
by sike moda November 16, 2009
a: "Your gut is so big, if i threw a cheeto at you it would revolve around it."
b: "Your brain is so dumb that it can't even do stuff."
c: "DUMBACK!"
b: "Your brain is so dumb that it can't even do stuff."
c: "DUMBACK!"
by sike moda November 12, 2009
When you delete a girl from facebook because she's being a huge bitch, then regret your decision because you can no longer facebook stalk her to find out who the new guy she's banging is.
a. "hey, sorry about that fight the other day. Friends?"
b. "sure."
a. "i have de-friend remorse. Can i add u back on fb?"
b. "no."
a. "you're banging dave aren't you. Whore."
b. "sure."
a. "i have de-friend remorse. Can i add u back on fb?"
b. "no."
a. "you're banging dave aren't you. Whore."
by sike moda November 16, 2009
This occurs when purchasing an item and your change is 4 cents, 9 cents, 14 cents, etc, and the teller rounds up your change to the next highest denomination becuase they're cool shit and pennies are ridiculous.
a buys a coffee. b (teller) does the change round-up.
a: Thanks dude.
b: No prob. I hate this job anyways.
a: Yeah, screw the man.
a: Thanks dude.
b: No prob. I hate this job anyways.
a: Yeah, screw the man.
by sike moda November 17, 2009
The amount of seconds after any minute that have passed when you end a cell call using daytime minutes and realize that roger's just charged you for a whole extra minute for that incredibly short span of time. This is usually followed by a very short depression, including reflecting on what you could have done in order to shorten your conversation by that amount of time.
Jim looked at his phone after calling bill. His call time was 3:02. He promptly palmed himself in the forehead, realizing he was within one-to-ten.
by sike moda November 17, 2009