A person that always says I don't... I can't... Maybe... contradict, hesitate. A person that's going against his will not doing of what he is capable to do!
by UDGoogler September 17, 2013
by TortoiseBlaster February 16, 2021
A person who believes that their Hogwarts Letter of Acceptance got lost (or that the owl did on the way), that ninjas are better than pirates and playing with NERF guns is time well spent.
Also, a typical MLIA-er hates all things Twilight, and enjoys dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets. They also choose life goals through mysteryseeker.com.
MLIA-ers can be found en masse at MyLifeIsAverage.com
Also, a typical MLIA-er hates all things Twilight, and enjoys dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets. They also choose life goals through mysteryseeker.com.
MLIA-ers can be found en masse at MyLifeIsAverage.com
Person 1: Dude, did that teacher just make an obscure Harry Potter reference, then shoot us with a NERF gun?!
Person 2: Yeah, he's a MLIA-er for sure.
Person 2: Yeah, he's a MLIA-er for sure.
by FreakedOutGeek April 25, 2011
by blankety-blank July 08, 2005
"Look, Jen, our bill is $30, We'll leave $7."
Jen: "OK, Shell, ya know, better yet, let's leave $10, they did wait on us hand and foot. And there's 6 bartenders, they all have to divide this money."
Shell: "you're right, service people work SO hard."
Jen: "thank god we're 20%ers and not cheap basterds."
Jen: "OK, Shell, ya know, better yet, let's leave $10, they did wait on us hand and foot. And there's 6 bartenders, they all have to divide this money."
Shell: "you're right, service people work SO hard."
Jen: "thank god we're 20%ers and not cheap basterds."
by Mychelle December 14, 2006
Fowa suppah, I, er, uh, want a pawty plattah!
(Translation; For supper, I, er, uh, want a party platter!)
(Translation; For supper, I, er, uh, want a party platter!)
by dieStri September 15, 2020
Kids who listen to Rock N Roll and the radio station KROQ.
Also known as a "Rockers"
This term was usually used in Middle/High Schools.
Also known as a "Rockers"
This term was usually used in Middle/High Schools.
by sovee18 October 03, 2011