second to none
second to none by Brady Hickman (I am Gay) August 1, 2003
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Sixpence none the richer
A Catholic & Gospel "rock" group which has formed it's success by immitating song's written in the 80's. They're only original song which has commercially grown successful is Kiss Me, which many agree is a very boring song. Altogether a terrible, not sexy, and forever virgin group.
Sixpence none the richer by eazyrider July 27, 2009
Getting slapped by the fish but doing none of the Fishing
When you are actively getting screwed over by something you're in charge of yet being micromanaged to the point you're not in charge anymore.
"Man I'm getting slapped by the fish but doing none of the fishing with this event plan my boss keeps telling me he'll handle things I'm in charge of!"
"Have you tried looking for a job that will treat you like the position you're in?"
"Have you tried looking for a job that will treat you like the position you're in?"
Nonesense
Nonesense as distinguished from nonsense is when a person says something that appears at first glance to make sense, but in fact does not. Perfect nonesense is a circular sentence that creates a spinning sensation in the mind of the listener, from which the only escape is to move onwards to avoid focusing on what is actually being said.
Nonesense may be skillfully employed to give the impression that meaningful comments or thoughts are being contributed.
Used by politicians to induce slow-witted journalists with tight deadlines to quote them.
See also: weasel words
Nonesense may be skillfully employed to give the impression that meaningful comments or thoughts are being contributed.
Used by politicians to induce slow-witted journalists with tight deadlines to quote them.
See also: weasel words
Politician: "Being a really small country, especially after the financial crisis, we saw the world is connected - all intertwined. Our problems do not just affect us locally, they affect us globally."
TV Anchor:"So there you have it folks, our problems affect us globally....back with more news later on."
TV Viewer:"What did he say?"
TV Viewer 2: "Um....seems like nonesense."
TV Anchor:"So there you have it folks, our problems affect us globally....back with more news later on."
TV Viewer:"What did he say?"
TV Viewer 2: "Um....seems like nonesense."
For the nones
For the nones by Vincentenial December 3, 2004