by TeddyRuckSpun January 19, 2021

Scientific Pronoun
-the confusion that accompanies kundalini activity in the crown chakra
Originator: DR Ryan Swain
-the confusion that accompanies kundalini activity in the crown chakra
Originator: DR Ryan Swain
by ScramGeek August 10, 2017

The law of the forgetful mind states that if you do something and someone forgets you did or if you take something and someone forgets about it you have now gotten away with that action.
“Yeah I’m still using their skateboard because they forgot I had it, gotta love the law of the forgetful mind.”
by Stefonson December 29, 2024

Bob: That flaming Russian Porcumime made no sense.
Rob: Tell me about it.
Bob: But after some thought, I think I get it.
Rob: Total one mind stand.
Rob: Tell me about it.
Bob: But after some thought, I think I get it.
Rob: Total one mind stand.
by C.O.B. December 7, 2011

A more simple and at the same time more emphatic way of saying "I get it" or "I understand". Usually improved by saying "I get it" first. When face to face (instead of in a texting situation) probably best supplemented by pointing each index finger to a respective side on the forehead.
Sure to convince anyone that you've understood something and that you're frighteningly smart.
Sure to convince anyone that you've understood something and that you're frighteningly smart.
I get it, it enters my mind-brain.
Don't question me twice, I get it, it enters my mind-brain. Because I'm smart.
Don't question me twice, I get it, it enters my mind-brain. Because I'm smart.
by Mizzrysnath April 23, 2024

Midwest slang for “mind your p’s and q’s” dating back to the 1300s in England and Finland dairy farms.
Hey you better mind your milks and curds dontcha know!
Guess he didn’t mind his milks OR curds on that one ey Olie?
Guess he didn’t mind his milks OR curds on that one ey Olie?
by Tikal427 May 16, 2023
