An expression that means that a person is about to pay for their mistakes or bad deeds, similar to "what goes around comes around".
The chickens are coming home to roost, Bobby Boucher. You'll reap the fruit of your selfish ways. You're gonna lose all your fancy foosball games, and you're gonna fail your big exam, because school is THE DEVIL!
by Nick D April 3, 2004
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A phrase derived from the fascinating high school course, "Coming Apart: The US in the 1960s." The phrase is remarkably successful at irritating others when injected constantly into conversation especially when its use does not make sense. Potatoes and anchors are particularly sensitive to the phrase and exhibit signs of repulsion and are prone to violent behavior upon hearing it.
Person A: Dude, your shoelace is undone. It's coming apart.
Person B: What the heck?
Person A: Your understanding of what I'm saying is coming apart.
Person B: Shut up.
Person A: It looks like our friendship is coming apart.
Person B: Dude shut up.
Person A: Your ability to use words longer than one syllable is coming apart.
(Person B punches Person A)
Person A: My blood vessels are coming apart.
Person B: What the heck?
Person A: Your understanding of what I'm saying is coming apart.
Person B: Shut up.
Person A: It looks like our friendship is coming apart.
Person B: Dude shut up.
Person A: Your ability to use words longer than one syllable is coming apart.
(Person B punches Person A)
Person A: My blood vessels are coming apart.
by InThe1960s February 28, 2009
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Regular coincidence: You have exact change for the clothes you're buying. Afterwards, you find a dollar in one of the pockets.
Korean coincidence: The store goes up in flames, so the cashier gives you an entire rack of clothing for free. Unfortunately, the store doors close at that exact moment, locking you and the cashier inside. Convinced that you are about to die, you kiss the frankly attractive cashier. The moment you do that, your girlfriend pounds on the store door trying to see if you're inside. She sees you, bursts into tears, and runs into a busy intersection. After firefighters pull you out of the fire, you see your girlfriend being pushed into an ambulance. You donate your organs to her so that she can function normally. She visits your comatose body in the hospital, and birds conveniently begin singing.
Korean coincidence: The store goes up in flames, so the cashier gives you an entire rack of clothing for free. Unfortunately, the store doors close at that exact moment, locking you and the cashier inside. Convinced that you are about to die, you kiss the frankly attractive cashier. The moment you do that, your girlfriend pounds on the store door trying to see if you're inside. She sees you, bursts into tears, and runs into a busy intersection. After firefighters pull you out of the fire, you see your girlfriend being pushed into an ambulance. You donate your organs to her so that she can function normally. She visits your comatose body in the hospital, and birds conveniently begin singing.
by enderkin June 29, 2008
Get the korean coincidence mug.Describes an interesting phenomenon which occurs with surprising frequency when two, comic strips - on the same day - have strikingly similar themes and/or artwork and/or captions. This is called "coincicomica."
"I noticed coincicomica on the comics page on March 6, 2008 relating to 'Zits' and 'Garfield.'"
(The caption that day in panel three of the "Zits" comic strip was: "I'll crack open and ooze LIFE FORCE into a pathetic puddle that will end up as an oily spot on the bottom of a disinterested pedestrian's shoe." On the same page that day in the third panel of "Garfield," the caption was: "That was just the sound of my LIFE FORCE being sucked into a shrieking vortex of infinite boredom.")
(The caption that day in panel three of the "Zits" comic strip was: "I'll crack open and ooze LIFE FORCE into a pathetic puddle that will end up as an oily spot on the bottom of a disinterested pedestrian's shoe." On the same page that day in the third panel of "Garfield," the caption was: "That was just the sound of my LIFE FORCE being sucked into a shrieking vortex of infinite boredom.")
by Doug Koempel April 21, 2008
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Get the coin shop boy mug.Criddle coin is the homeless/tweaker native curency. These are cans and bottles in states with bottle deposits that are generally collected by tweakers to purchase more drugs with or purchase things that are difficult to steal.
Average CC to USD:
1 CC (Criddle Coin) = $0.10 USD
Aquired by hard labor of digging through rubbish/trash and stealing other peoples cans out of garbages or the back of trucks.
Usually carried in shopping carts, black bags and green bags. Commonly used as a status symbol on the streets of wealth.
Average CC to USD:
1 CC (Criddle Coin) = $0.10 USD
Aquired by hard labor of digging through rubbish/trash and stealing other peoples cans out of garbages or the back of trucks.
Usually carried in shopping carts, black bags and green bags. Commonly used as a status symbol on the streets of wealth.
"Holy shit bro, did you see how many criddler coins that tweaker had? He's going to have enough crack for a week!"
"I got a couples bags of Criddler coin I need to turn in"
"I got a couples bags of Criddler coin I need to turn in"
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