Let them eat cake

A quote that has long been attributed to Marie Antoinette, although historians have generally concluded that she never said that.
Rousseau published in his work "Confessions" (1770) a story of a "great princess" who asked why the peasants were so upset; when told that they had no bread, the princess flippantly said "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche". Marie Antoinette was only fourteen at the time, unknown to the world, and was not even in France at the time.

The story of the ignorant, callous princess uttering "Let them eat cake" was around for a century before Marie Antoinette was even born. Contrary to saying such a statement, Marie Antoinette once wrote to her family: "It is quite certain that in seeing the people who treat us so well despite their own misfortune, we are more obliged than ever to work hard for their happiness. The King seems to understand this truth."

by Lorelili January 26, 2011

National tell your crush you like them day

National tell your crush you like the day is on February 18. Telling your crush you like them is a hard thing to do so hopefully telling them that you like them on February 18 will make it easier.

Person1: hey it’s national tell your crush you like them day
Person 2: do you like me?!
Person 1: yes
Person 2: omg I like you too!!
(Hopefully this is how it will turn out)

by National day finder February 16, 2020

themalleableduck

an absolute giga-chad that managed to rickroll rick astley

Hey, have you heard about themalleableduck? Yeah, who hasn't? He rickrolled Rick Astley himself.

by @mansverychill on twitter June 18, 2020

Your momma and them

a. Your momma - Your mother.
b. (and) them - everybody related to you; everybody related to your mother; any person closely associated with your mother; any neighbor of your mother within 5 blocks; anybody that attends your mother's church; anybody your mother knew from back in the day; two women named Joyce.

How's your momma and them?
We went ate by your momma and thems.

by Sunshine March 24, 2003

Up and at 'em (them)

Military jargon used to instruct troops to advance or go forth.

To wake someone up in the morning you would say, "Up and at 'em (them)".

by CaptCrackSparrow December 27, 2011

Up in them guts

Used by guys to refer to being sheathed to the hilt while fucking a girl's vagina.

Guy A: "Have you been up in them guts recently?"

Guy B: "Yeah, I rearranged them. I fucked the shit out of her."

by bobfilascio June 1, 2019

Themazing

Adj. describing a noun from which hyperbolic levels of pleasure are derived. Used when the indefinite article just isn't enough: a-mazing (of superior quality) Vs. the-mazing (of the utmost quality)

- "What is your new pet mouse like? Is it good?"
- "Yes, it is themazing"

by Massive Kath February 3, 2010