by Wagwaninator October 30, 2019
when you go all the fuck out. ready to lose everything.
ex. in physics class when you say ¨IM GOING ALL THE FUCK OUT!¨ it gets messy from there.
ex. in physics class when you say ¨IM GOING ALL THE FUCK OUT!¨ it gets messy from there.
by SuperMajesticStar April 04, 2023
Previously, coined as "Jack-of-all-trades," a NEXT level of skill and precision has been established. One step above Jack.
Gian is a subject matter expert in all areas. Basically, he can do all that Jack can do and add do it even better. Is your car leaking oil? He can repair your car. Is your printer on fire? He can put out that fire. Is your child playing near an alligator? He can save your baby AND become best friends with that alligator. Don't you worry, just get someone who is a Gian-of-all-trades if you find yourself in a rut.
Gian is a subject matter expert in all areas. Basically, he can do all that Jack can do and add do it even better. Is your car leaking oil? He can repair your car. Is your printer on fire? He can put out that fire. Is your child playing near an alligator? He can save your baby AND become best friends with that alligator. Don't you worry, just get someone who is a Gian-of-all-trades if you find yourself in a rut.
When you create a character class where all the skills are maxed out, that character was created as the Gian-of-all-trades.
by 100callsinqueue December 17, 2017
A phrase used by Senator Steven Armstrong in the video game Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. This phrase is used when referring to a large event or project, generally one of great importance, or one which is generally top of the line or extravagant in nature.
Dad: This project is the Mother Of All Omelettes Jake, this is gonna be a beautiful shed!
Jake: That's the thing Senator Armstrong said!
Jake: That's the thing Senator Armstrong said!
The situation has drastically changed. Any guarantees, implications, or assumptions regarding its outcome no longer apply.
by Dances With Peons September 29, 2010
by pdt1119 January 20, 2008