Painus Cupcake

A character based on a character in Team Fortress 2, He is based off the character soldier. In every episode he says, "I am Painus Cupcake I will eat you" and eats people

Guy1: Dude who the fuck was that?
Guy2: HOLY SHIT ITS PAINUS CUPCAKE

Painus Cupcake: I am Painus Cupcake... I will eat you. :D
Both Guys: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Painus Cupcake: om nom nom nom nom

by SEXYMANBEAST4555555 December 20, 2010

Meh Culpa

A really half-assed apology.

(Meh Culpa is a portmanteau of contemporary slang and Latin. See Mea Culpa. ...or perhaps admittedly a cheap combo of street and pretentiousness.) Um, Meh Culpa?

(I just made this word up. Is that okay by UD guidelines? ...or is it like "original research" on Wikipedia?) If it's not okay, Meh Culpa. ;-)

You are totally right, I did make a spelling error in my IM message to you last night. Meh Culpa.

by Slangard July 29, 2007

mea culpa

Literally "my fault" in Latin.

Sunshine: Oh, I included the wrong phrase into the example sentence! Mea culpa.

by gerg:D December 28, 2005

Johnny Cupcakes

A guy who dropped out of college started with nothing and now has one of the best online clothing stores and 2 stores in los angeles and boston. Makes cute original shirts for guys, girls and now Kids.

Johnny Cupcakes clothing site:
www.johnnycupcakes.com

by Ally(: October 27, 2008

cupcakies

Two people that are destined to be together. The couple everyone is jealous of for having such a high barrier of compassion and sexuality between each other. They are in love, but one may have the tendency to take there bad mood out on another.

To sum it all up, It's bittersweet love.

"Look at Chris and Livvie, don't you just hate them"
"Yeah there real cupcakies, I'm so fucking jealous"

by c0ok13 September 12, 2005

cupcake brown

An inspirational woman who went from living behind a Dumpster to becoming a top San Fransisco lawyer.

Cupcake Brown is my fav inspirational-book writer.

by Angelacia July 18, 2007

mea culpa

A latin phrase meaning "my fault" used mainly by politicians where the action or behavior for which fault is admitted is indefensible and/or inexcusable; the phrase is employed in order to admit fault less bluntly and in a way that is not readily comprehended as such by the general population.

President Clinton eventually abandoned his efforts to explain away or defend his affair with Monica Lewinsky in the White House, and instead, Clinton's attorney issued his Client's "mea culpa" with respect to the affair.

by BA from PA October 1, 2009