NIKE time

coming the from the famous Nike phrase "Just Do It". Nike time is used in situations in which one must just man up and do something and stop complaining or procrastinating.

John: "Ugh I have to do chemistry homework but I don't wanna."

Frank: "Nike time"

John: "what?"

Frank: "just do it"

by KiDCadaver March 27, 2009

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Hughey Time

The time you want to believe you can get to an event. Does not take into account “lost time” between activities and typically vastly underestimates durations of simple tasks.

Jon Duncan is planning to be at POOLgalo at 11:00 Hughey time. Jon Duncan has golf ending at 10:30, and it is a 15 minute drive to home and a 15 minute drive to POOLgalo. Therefore, Jon will be there at 11:00. However, 10:30 is a best-case ending time for golf. Drive times are at lease 20 minutes each way, and lost time like walking to the car, getting beer, changing clothes, etc. are not accounted for.

True Best case scenario: 12:30. Most likely 1:30

by tcareycares August 27, 2020

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is it moment time?

something bensav asks for no reason

"is it moment time?"

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sleepy time

time for going to sleep

"if he doesn't get back here soon, we're gonna be here until sleepy time"

by pj March 2, 2004

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Island Time

An invisible concave barrier that separates Manitoulin Island, a place where it is perfectly acceptable to be drunk before noon, from the outside world.

When passing through this barrier, by means of swing bridge or boat, the time space continuum slows down due to the island's laid back attitude.

1) Everyone is driving so slow!

"They can't help it, they're on island time."

2) Drinking? At this time in the morning?

"Relax, we're on island time now!"

by JohnnyWalksSlowly December 29, 2010

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