I cannot stop twinkling

Aoyama: "Mon ami, you can’t deny my sparkle."
Class 1-A: "Come on!"
Lady Midnight: "It’ll be better this way: take out the 'I' and shorten the 'cannot' to 'can’t'."
Aoyama: "It’s stunning, mademoiselle."
Kirishima, Kaminari Sato, Jirou, and Midoriya: "SHE LIKES IT?"
Sato: "Also you’re not really French, are you, that’s just an act!"

I LITERALLY JUST COPIED THE I cannot stop twinkling scene FROM THE MHA HERO NAMES EPISODE

by MultiFandomTrashCan January 23, 2020

That's what I was thinking

Most commonly said by those who have no freaking clue what is going on. Yet, they feel compelled to say, “That’s what I was thinking!” In hopes of you thinking they might just be smart or cool.

Person1: ...and that is how you boil water.
Person2: "That's what I was thinking".

by 7eleven December 3, 2007

thinking throne

the toilet

I was on the thinking throne and watching vines.

by TheN November 5, 2014

Thinking Out Loud

Tommy thinking about fuckin his family and shit

Tommy: ayo cuh im fr fr thinking out loud rn
Jack: you’re a disgusting fuck, you know that

by SadSack2010 November 20, 2021

thinking

1. Something that very few people do anymore.
2. The complex interactions of neurons in the brain that enable processing of information.

1. What in the world are you thinking? You could have been hit by a car!
2. What are you doing? "Thinking about what you just said."

by Racerman2001 June 6, 2018

Thinking too deeply

If you think of a animal like a dog, and you think of it like: "This dog was a wolf, but if it was a wolf... what was it before?" And you spend 73 fucking hours on the same subject to realize that you've been wasting time on hurting your brain when you had go to school.

"Hey, i ate meat, but this meat was a animal covered in oil and butter and it became food like this... what happened to that in the meantime of becoming meat?" *starts thinking too deeply about the subject*

by ScamTram79 January 6, 2021

Magical Thinking in Mathematics

When we deceive ourselves and allow others to deceive us on myths, mysteries, and magic in mathematics, be they via half-baked concepts, faux hypotheses, fallacies, paradoxes, tricks, and the like.

How can we fall for less magical thinking in mathematics? By teaching about faulty thinking habits, exposing false assumptions or hypotheses, warning against unquestioned extrapolation or generalization of rules or formulas, and debunking irrational or conspiratorial thinking.

by MathPlus May 5, 2023