A catchphrase used by Wayne Campbell (Mike Myers) on "Wayne's World" created by a mixture of "yea" and "duh."
by stikshift February 20, 2007
A burn that comes straight from a grandmother. It originated from an episode of That 70's Show. The direct line is "That, my friend, was the greatly feared, but solemnly heard, Grandma burn."
by stikshift March 05, 2007
Yiddish. The name comes from the high Jewish population in Brooklyn during the 20th century and the language's German decent.
by stikshift February 25, 2009
China.
We're basically en route to war with them, but they're so essential to our everyday lives we can do nothing about it.
We can't live without little plastic cars.
From the Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert.
We're basically en route to war with them, but they're so essential to our everyday lives we can do nothing about it.
We can't live without little plastic cars.
From the Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert.
by stikshift June 06, 2007
by stikshift January 19, 2008
An internet phrase from a picture of a lolcat with that caption (see icanhascheezburger.com). The picture is responsible for the site and its daily additions.
It's pretty stupid, but it can be used in certain situations (not many). Essentially, it has no purpose other than to be random.
It's pretty stupid, but it can be used in certain situations (not many). Essentially, it has no purpose other than to be random.
by stikshift June 06, 2007
by stikshift March 17, 2011