"I saw Jen the other day."
"Whatcha know about Jen?"
"Did you do the math homework last night?
"Whatcha know about factorization?"
"We saw Gorillas in the Mist the other day."
"Whatcha know about bathing apes?"
"Whatcha know about Jen?"
"Did you do the math homework last night?
"Whatcha know about factorization?"
"We saw Gorillas in the Mist the other day."
"Whatcha know about bathing apes?"
by balbir October 5, 2007
Get the whatcha know about mug.Request to provide clarification. Often used in a demanding fashion when an offensive question or statement has been made.
A question.
A complete sentence when used with or without a signifier.
A question.
A complete sentence when used with or without a signifier.
by Mister9 January 17, 2006
Get the Whatchutalkinbout mug.Watchung is a small borough smack dab in the center of New Jersey. Its about 45 minutes from Pennsylvania, the beach, and NYC, which makes it the ideal commuting town. Watchung itself tends to be on the mundane side of things, but it's more than a perfect town to grow up in or raise a family because children are forced to explore the town's boundaries. Watchung has become more affluent in the recent years and has seen significant changes both environmentally (destruction of old Best lake) and socially (absorbing of the Crystal Ridge Apartments in Plainfield into the school system). Most will say that Watchung is home to many upper-class yuppie like people, however, many fail to see Watchung's true faces.
If you talk to those who've grown up in Watchung, they will tell you that there's not much in to do in the town besides running through the wooded areas (which are mostly gargantuan houses now), attending REC in the summer (a less than average day camp run by teens at Mobus field), or sneaking out at the wee hours of the night to roam the barren streets.
Riding your bicycle is a popular form of transportation for people of all ages due to the town's small proximity. Phillip's field is home to the town's baseball fields and sees much activity during the Spring little league season.
The people of Watchung pretty much all know eachother, again due to the town's small proximity. It is the smallest sending district that attends Watchung Hills Regional High School, a high school that is made up of 4 towns (Warren, Watchung, Green Brook, and Long Hill). Since Watchung sends the least amount of kids to the high school, most are likely to make friends and associate with children of the surrounding towns. This makes Watchung immune to stereotyping for the most part which is really the best way to describe Watchung due to the fact that it really holds no negative or positive attributes. It is however the best town to throw a party in because even though the Watchung P.D. drives scary looking Dodge Chargers, they do a poor job in breaking up even the largest of get-togethers, and are more understanding than most of the cops in the surrounding towns. (Long Hill)
If you talk to those who've grown up in Watchung, they will tell you that there's not much in to do in the town besides running through the wooded areas (which are mostly gargantuan houses now), attending REC in the summer (a less than average day camp run by teens at Mobus field), or sneaking out at the wee hours of the night to roam the barren streets.
Riding your bicycle is a popular form of transportation for people of all ages due to the town's small proximity. Phillip's field is home to the town's baseball fields and sees much activity during the Spring little league season.
The people of Watchung pretty much all know eachother, again due to the town's small proximity. It is the smallest sending district that attends Watchung Hills Regional High School, a high school that is made up of 4 towns (Warren, Watchung, Green Brook, and Long Hill). Since Watchung sends the least amount of kids to the high school, most are likely to make friends and associate with children of the surrounding towns. This makes Watchung immune to stereotyping for the most part which is really the best way to describe Watchung due to the fact that it really holds no negative or positive attributes. It is however the best town to throw a party in because even though the Watchung P.D. drives scary looking Dodge Chargers, they do a poor job in breaking up even the largest of get-togethers, and are more understanding than most of the cops in the surrounding towns. (Long Hill)
"Hey man is that kid from Warren?"
"Na yo, he's from Watchung."
"Really? Shit I thought he was from Warren like everyone else."
"Na man."
"Na yo, he's from Watchung."
"Really? Shit I thought he was from Warren like everyone else."
"Na man."
by cubs1 March 9, 2009
Get the Watchung mug.1. Short for "What are you doing?" or "Whatcherdoin?" Mostly used by people who are either too lame at typing fast, people who are too lazy at typing more, or weird people who likes to think that shortening things can make them appear cool.
Very similar to "Wotcher?" or "Whatcha?".
2. A desperate conversation starter. Similar to so or ahem. When there is an awkward silence in between conversations, one person will say "whatcher?" just so they can have something to talk about.
Very similar to "Wotcher?" or "Whatcha?".
2. A desperate conversation starter. Similar to so or ahem. When there is an awkward silence in between conversations, one person will say "whatcher?" just so they can have something to talk about.
1.
A: Hey!
B: Hey, whatcher?
A: Oh, nothing much. Just doing crappy science project.
2.
A: Hey!
B: Hey.
~SILENCE~
A: So...
B: Whatcher?
A: Nothing much, just crappy science project.
A: Hey!
B: Hey, whatcher?
A: Oh, nothing much. Just doing crappy science project.
2.
A: Hey!
B: Hey.
~SILENCE~
A: So...
B: Whatcher?
A: Nothing much, just crappy science project.
by eccentric.joker August 1, 2006
Get the whatcher mug.(verb)a rare word in the english language, only spoken by a few genius individuals. the root of the word is arabic "whachu", which is the sneezing sound one makes when masterbating. The suffix is "gondo" and in swahili translates to the sound one makes after having an orgasm. By combining the prefix "whachu" and suffix "gondo" you have one of the most intricite words known to man in "whachugondo". It is the most stuntastic way to ask an individual or group what they have planned or what the next step would be in any given situation.
Saying the word two or three times in a row has a much much more meaningful impact. "whachugondo and whachugondo and whachugondo"
Adding a "whodatis" to the end of the word makes for eargasms to anyone who is lucky enough to hear the two words together. Be very careful not to abuse this combination.
This is the only question in the english language that does not recquire a question mark, or any punctuation to that matter.
Saying the word two or three times in a row has a much much more meaningful impact. "whachugondo and whachugondo and whachugondo"
Adding a "whodatis" to the end of the word makes for eargasms to anyone who is lucky enough to hear the two words together. Be very careful not to abuse this combination.
This is the only question in the english language that does not recquire a question mark, or any punctuation to that matter.
Stunna: "yo, i heard you planted your man seed in dat bitch Wanda and she's gonna try to have it...whachugondo and whachugondo"
Matt Clark: "I'm gonna kick dat bitch in her stomach... Whatshegondo"
Jack: "whachugondo and whachugondo and whodatis and whachugondo"
Jill: "i'm going to the mall and this is my boyfriend"
Matt Clark: "I'm gonna kick dat bitch in her stomach... Whatshegondo"
Jack: "whachugondo and whachugondo and whodatis and whachugondo"
Jill: "i'm going to the mall and this is my boyfriend"
by Stuntastic June 13, 2008
Get the whachugondo mug.by Rachel Clark August 18, 2006
Get the whatcherdurin mug.It was, it was, a, a...whatchamadilly. You know, that thing.
by amunchet July 12, 2007
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