Sconny

Someone who's moved away from Wisconsin, but is born of that culture. Inherently different from a Wisconsinite, because they know better than to waste their life in Wisconsin. Since Sconnys know how bad it can be, and are smart enough to escape, they tend to make good company.

Tyler's house is full of Sconnys - that must have all migrated from Eau Claire together.

Sconny by Rocemdro May 31, 2018

Sunny D 

When a man pours orange juice on his sweaty dirty Dick the proceeds to call it sunny d

Friend: yo I'm thirsty can I have some Sunny D
Zach: yea like that orange juice sunny d?

Friend: yea
Zach: alright

Zach then pours orange juice on his sweaty dirty dick then goes to his friend
Friend: nigga you gay! Wtf are you doing!?
Zach: giving you some sunny D

Sunny D by HaLo9009 May 11, 2018

Sony

A Japanese electronic company. market cap of 11 billion. 22 times smaller and poorer than Microsoft.(260 billion)

sony microsoft market cap

Sony by Da Troll 1234567890 August 29, 2013

Sunny Rain

When the sun is shining yet it is still cloudy and raining. Some say the devil is beating his wife, others say a tryhard gamer is getting beat by his step dad.

Did you see Gilbert’s black eye? I think he’s suffering from sunny rain.

Sunny Rain by Mt Alpha, The Gr8 March 6, 2019

evil sony monster 

sony, when your post count goes down due to archiving

the evil sony monster keeps stealing my posts!

evil sony monster by darstar November 4, 2003

on it like sonnet

A pharse used by folk who like to get on it big time. So much so, that you are on it like sonnet.Sonnet is a mythical creatre who could never turn down a dunting session any day, time or place.

What you up to tonight?
on it.
Aye, well sound. Like how much are you on it?
I'm on it like sonnet

on it like sonnet by everythingallthetime April 7, 2011

Onya, sonya 

Australian speak for 'see you soon', or 'see you later'. It is considered much more polite than traditional 'goodbye' or 'cya' and is used by many South Australians, specifically those in the Northern area. The standard reply to this is 'Onya, sonya; also'.

"I'm going now. Onya, sonya."

"Onya, sonya; also."

Onya, sonya by xopotato July 6, 2016