A: how do you work this website?
B: No idea, it’s a fox chewing a pillow
Or
A: because it is!
B: His explanation was a fox chewing a pillow!
B: No idea, it’s a fox chewing a pillow
Or
A: because it is!
B: His explanation was a fox chewing a pillow!
by InTheKnow.07 February 20, 2021
That experience suffered when a rabid ballroom dance junkie goes to an event, and the band or DJ plays a disproportionately large number of slow fox trots to accommodate the septua- and octogenarians on the floor.
by DrSamba November 06, 2007
"Fox as we're a bunch of foxy chicks. Force as we're a force to be reckoned with. Five as there's one ... two ... three ... four ... five of us." The Fox Force Five is a group of assassins, each with their own specialty. It first appeared in a dialogue in the movie Pulp Fiction. One can use this as a term of respect, irony or insult.
"You and your groupies are no Fox Force Five but the band and I will still party with you."
or
"We looked so fine that we were all Fox Force Five."
or
"We looked so fine that we were all Fox Force Five."
by Scarlett April 11, 2005
The condition Fox News viewers get when they see a "news" segment and they have no choice but to run to a social media outlet and spew it all over their wall without first checking the facts to see if it has any solid material.
by chaser1610 July 15, 2012
by Photon lol September 05, 2019
It is that line that your sober (real) friends see you cross and will give friendly warning.
Sober people will pick up on the skank factor that your drunk ass is blind to.
That girl across the bar is a dog but your beer goggles and penis are saying its a fox.
Sober people will pick up on the skank factor that your drunk ass is blind to.
That girl across the bar is a dog but your beer goggles and penis are saying its a fox.
Drunk ass: aww man .. Over there .. Look..I need to tap that ..
Friend :Dude...I'm sorry but you crossed that dog to fox line an hour ago.... Don't do it
Friend :Dude...I'm sorry but you crossed that dog to fox line an hour ago.... Don't do it
by Saneand71 June 26, 2016
When you give a compliment, quickly followed by a rationalization of the circumstances, which takes away all the joy of the compliment.
Origins of how "to pull a Mr. Fox"; from The Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl -
Mr. Fox to Ms. Fox: "By the way, you look unbelievably beautiful tonight. You're practically glowing." He then looks up and around him. "Maybe it's the lighting."
Mr. Fox to Ms. Fox: "By the way, you look unbelievably beautiful tonight. You're practically glowing." He then looks up and around him. "Maybe it's the lighting."
by corpisal.delictimus December 19, 2009