fart for farts sake

1. appreciation of the intrinsic value of the something apart from any utilitarian, didactic, or moral function - when there is no intrinsic value. Feigned appreciation.

"Dude, Jim says he likes modern art."

"Yea, it's not even art."

Yea, "fart for farts sake".

by rbrtzz November 17, 2009

land sakes alive

Used as a general term of exclamation or surprise similar to oh my lord, or oh my goodness, or oh shit. Mostly used by people in the 1930's, 1940's, and 1950's. Possibly a minced oath (softened form of swearing) substitute for "For the Lord's sake."

See also land sake.

Land sakes alive, my grandmother said. That sure was a swell sunset.

by Bret_in_Mesa January 3, 2008

hot tub sake

A method of heating up cheap sake to warm temperatures to improve the taste to acceptable levels. Simply place the sake on the steps and mount the bottle against the corner to keep the opening from being submerged. Hot tub sake should be consumed after at least 20 minutes of incubation in the hot tub.

Oh man this hot tub sake is awesome. u get drunk that much faster drinking in the hot tub.

by niggman star33 December 4, 2011

Action For Action's Sake

A genre of movie. Largely action based, but with no actual plotline, or a plotline that serves only as a reason for the action.

Usually shortened to AFAS

I'm not going to go see that movie with you - I'm sure it's just an AFAS.

Michael Bay seems to like directing Action For Action's Sake.

by goodvikings December 12, 2009

Fu<k Sake

Fu<k Sake is used after you find out something you should have maybe known before or used when questioning the validity of something. Fu<k Sake can be used instead of saying, "Jesus Christ" , "that's rediculous" , "are you kidding me", "what?, no way", etc. Reference @whatnooowaaay

example: infomercials-when you see that amazing product on tv for the first time and its so amazing you say, "What? Nooo Waaay, for Fu<k Sake, why didn't I think of that."

by @bigtruk August 2, 2023

fur fuck sake

used to describe an instance of frusteration, annoyance, or grief.

"I spilled my alcaholic beverage, fur fuck sake."

by alex king November 12, 2004

For the Scientific Method's sake

The expression for the scientific method's sake is science academia aesthetic equivalent for the prosaic bland religious expression "for god's sake "meaning "An oath of exasperation, annoyance, frustration, anger, or surprise." "For the scientific method's sake" is an interjection like "For god's sake" with the literal nonreligious definition of Expressing anger, surprise, assertion etc."". This is a satirical expression that generally makes fun of scientism, but occasionally is used to make fun of the superfluity of religious expressions our society uses dude.

For the scientific method's sake! Why haven't you considered these obvi obvi conspicuous confounding variables! Of course it isn't the presence of churches that's increasing the crime rate. Tis prolly the higher population density that's causing the increased crime rates.

by MoribundMurdoch July 2, 2021