Difference Between a Wolf and a Bear

The tail. Literally, the only thing discerning a bear from a wolf is the tail.

"Everybody knows the only difference between a wolf and a bear is the tail. Look it up, urbandictionary.com ."

Difference Between a Wolf and a Bear by FoxyFazbear86 June 28, 2016

duff man 

A fictional spokesman for the beer company:
"Duff".
He represents all that is malty
and alcholic.
Tends to do alot of thrusting
to the song "Oh yeah" by Yello.

The simpsons.
"Duff man is thrusting in the direction
of the problem!"
"Duff man can never die,
only the actors who play him!"

duff man by Phoebe April 6, 2004

DUFF Man 

The wingman who takes one for the team and talks to the Designated Ugly Fat Friend (DUFF). So the player has the opportunity to pick up the babe.

James was a great DUFF Man last night, otherwise I would have never gotten that babe home.

DUFF Man by Frankie B Govan October 21, 2015

Acting Different 

The phrase "Acting Different" originated when kaybieemarie was acting different towards the popular twitch streamer/youtuber TSM HAMLINZ.

"You acting different" or "You a different Breeed".

Acting Different by TryHardz June 4, 2019

Defferson

adverb. a synonym for the word definitely. used to express complete agreement or strong affirmation.

guy #2: dude you wanna come to my party, it's gonna be super sick!
guy #1: defferson!

Defferson by Brent Handles January 23, 2009

Everyone is Different 

Fundamentally true statement, generally taught to children, especially those with special needs. Also a kickass book by Strong Bad.

"Some people are about to be run over. Frankie has about five seconds."

"Some people are very tall and merciless. Quincy is destroying San Antonio"

"Some people are squirrel handed. Gregor is a wierd name."

"Some people have rigged the enemy base with explosives. Albert has."

"Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster. Hilary's legs are being digested."

Everyone is Different by IkeM October 9, 2003

beg to differ

Saying "I beg to differ" means you disagree with something, or generally just are of another opinion. Originally a somewhat formal expression, it's commonly used now in less formal circles.

Person 1: "Opera is way better than Firefox; it looks a lot better."
Person 2: "I beg to differ, you can customize Firefox just the way you want."

beg to differ by Christer van der Meeren May 31, 2007