(
Verb)
1. To arbitrarily and abruptly end a conversation, argument, poker
game, or really any social situation.
2. Walking out generally leads to
tilt-a-holism by the recipient(s) of said walk out.
1.
Jeff: HOW DID MY ACES GET CRACKED
Tom: Bad Beat.
….30 minutes later
Jeff starts to walk it out the door, with only a very terse response to the rest of the table.For the succeeding 3+ hours Tom transforms into a horned, tilt-a-nasaurs]
2. (During a conversation on whether to make a weekend lake trip to see 3 Doors Down)
Zach: I mean ya, I’m a
nerd during school, but you called me to go the baseball game of week 15 of a 16-week semester on May 9th, with finals starting May 16th. We’d be going to see the show in September on what, week 4?
…10 seconds later
(
Jeff walks out of the AIM conversation and Zach turns into a belligerent, prehistoric, tilt-a-dactyl)
3.
Phil: “I really think Zach should’ve walked out of that club before he ate out that stripper.”
Ben: Ya, ironically, him NOT pulling a
Jeff and walking out really made me feel like more of a tilt-a-pendent
democrat, like Joe Lieberman.