Joy
The mysterious feeling you get when a pigeon looks directly into your soul and then walks away like it knows your secrets.
I feel so Joy
joy despret
she's a meddling pest infestation of the walls, yes she is, that's not very happening. she and her other joys desprets are not very stunning. she's arrived.
joy despret by stunningpancakes_ July 17, 2020
Joy Behar
1. Something/someone I wouldn't do for a million dollars.
2. Even with Elisabeth Hasselbeck and a mute button, still makes it impossible to watch "The View".
3. A loud screeching honking sound akin to a NYC cabbie running over a flock of birds.
4. Proof CNN Headline News didn't think their ratings were low enough.
2. Even with Elisabeth Hasselbeck and a mute button, still makes it impossible to watch "The View".
3. A loud screeching honking sound akin to a NYC cabbie running over a flock of birds.
4. Proof CNN Headline News didn't think their ratings were low enough.
Joy Behar by LordLoudoun April 16, 2011
Joy to the hurl!
Joy to the hurl! by I, Wreckerrr November 7, 2016
joy bliss
Loudspeaker announcement: Attention please. Remember that there will be track practice after school at 3:30 today.
You: Oh, joy bliss! Track practice!
You: Oh, joy bliss! Track practice!
joy bliss by LonePooper February 3, 2018
Joy Of Painting
The Joy of Painting was an American television show hosted by Bob Ross that taught viewers how to complete a painting of a landscape in thirty minutes.
The show was broadcast by non-commercial public television stations (distributed to them not by PBS but by what is now American Public Television, Boston) (produced at WIPB in Muncie, Indiana) from 1983 to 1994. It also developed a cult following.
Each show began with Bob Ross standing alone in a dark room in front a blank canvas. Over thirty minutes, Bob Ross would turn the blank canvas into an imaginary landscape. His efforts were accompanied by a soothing monologue about the "happy clouds" and "happy trees" that he was creating with his brush.
Despite the death of Bob Ross, the show continues to be broadcast in syndication on public television stations, and continues a multi-million dollar spin-off business bearing Ross' name sells art accessories related to the show.
There will be a video game for the Nintendo Wii based on the series entitiled: Bob Ross: The Joy of Painting.
The show was broadcast by non-commercial public television stations (distributed to them not by PBS but by what is now American Public Television, Boston) (produced at WIPB in Muncie, Indiana) from 1983 to 1994. It also developed a cult following.
Each show began with Bob Ross standing alone in a dark room in front a blank canvas. Over thirty minutes, Bob Ross would turn the blank canvas into an imaginary landscape. His efforts were accompanied by a soothing monologue about the "happy clouds" and "happy trees" that he was creating with his brush.
Despite the death of Bob Ross, the show continues to be broadcast in syndication on public television stations, and continues a multi-million dollar spin-off business bearing Ross' name sells art accessories related to the show.
There will be a video game for the Nintendo Wii based on the series entitiled: Bob Ross: The Joy of Painting.
Yo, remember that show Joy of Painting with the white guy with a afro that painted mad happy clouds and shit? Them good ol days, huh nigga...
Joy Of Painting by Spiderkid May 28, 2006
joy road
A street in Detroit where the money long as 6 mile. Famous rapper Tee Grizzly claims this as his hood. Feds are scared of this street you can see anything from shootings to super crackheads
joy road by Detroit Road March 20, 2017
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