to be sentenced to the very center of the elongated all-powerful yam in the y.0915 dimension for all of time.
a fate regarded by many in the y.09231.w dimension as a fate worse than death, or by some, a fate even worse than scrampling.
legend has it one can escape yamnation by controlling gravity, however the one living being to undergo yamnation and not be scrompled, AKA meme man has gone missing and has not been found for 9.12 time.
Pillar: meme man
Pillar: you have been brought in for questioning Pillar: you have destroyed countless dimensions, and have shown zero regard for your actions.
Pillar: the council will decide your fate
Council: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Pillar: we have spoken
Pillar: you shall be sentenced to
Pillar: YAMNATION
Meme Man: oh no
Mark: What did you dolast night?
Me: I was still so hurt that Megan dumped me, that I got some serious numbnation in.
Mark: Hey, that helps ease the pain a little.
An ironic term to describe the complete meltdown of a child in a public space when accompanied by a parent.
Can also describe the looks others give you when either your child freaks out or you do something they disapprove of.
After five minutes of Rachel's tantrum on the floor of the toy section of the department store, Nathan finally put her over her shoulder and bundled her out to the car, his daughter giving him the parent of the year nomination the whole way.
or
Nathan knew he was going to get a few parent of the year nominations for sending Rachel to nursery school with cheese puffs as a snack, but there had been no time to shop.
A summer spent without a vacation. Naycations have become increasingly popular since the 2000s, due to the economic recession. Naycations are usually confused with staycations, but they are different due to with staycations one usually just does things in their own town, and during naycations you just stay inside your home.
Comes from 'nay' meaning no, and 'cation' as in va'cation', thus: Naycation.
Person 1: Hey! Where are you going this summer?
Person 2: My mom says money's tight right now, so we're just gonna have a naycation.
Person 1: Aw, man. That sucks! Me and the fam are going to Paris.