Thanksgivingmas

Thanksgivingmas is the perfect holiday to knock two birds and a ham out with one weekend! Why have the family travel twice in 30 days when you have Thanksgivingmas to celebrate?

Thanksgivingmas was invented by two brothers Anthony Knies and Andrew Knies. It can be hosted anytime between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The family is getting together the second weekend of December to celebrate Thanksgivingmas.

by brokerworks November 7, 2022

thanks for the likes

A sentence that people under the age of 5 use when they get a shit ton of likes on YouTube, TikTok, or any other social media platform that (mostly) degenerates go to.

Man throws rock on woman
Some random 12 year old kid on capcut: this is what i call a sigma move

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edit: MOM!!! IM FAMOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
edit 2: HOLY- THANKS FOR THE LIKES GUYS!!!!!!!!!!
edit 3: older brother here. took care of him. thank me later.

by Nitren December 15, 2022

thank you let me know

A sign of politeness

thank you let me know the darts buses has left the fleet number

by Leokalan December 23, 2022

Thank you, please

When you thank someone for something they haven't done yet, usually in an annoying sing-songy voice

Make sure you get the seedless watermelon. Thank you, please.

Hey babe, can you hand me that roll toilet paper? Thank you, pleeeease.

by picagirl January 4, 2023

thankfulnessthrilled

When you're both thankfulness and thrilled. Use this word to show that you are not feeling discombobulated and are glad that you haven't received another -F. That would have made you disappointed frfr.

Tyler: Guys I fucked up
Nam: I'm so confused right now
Ben: Nam are you very thankfulnessthrilled?

by Gril Cheese January 13, 2023

thank you 5

normally used in theatre to thank a director for a break

director - "5 minute break you guys"
cast - "thank you 5"

by woahzo March 26, 2023

Thank You For The Question, Senator

A phrase given by someone being interviewed by a senator, when their sole goal is to waste time and not actually respond to a question with an actual answer.

"Thank you for the question, senator", I do believe I followed the rules and regulations brought forth by the state governor that I work under.

"Thank you for the question, senator", The governor's office follows state legislator for this topic.

"Thank you for the question, senator", I'll have to look into that and get back to you another day.

by BigHickWithBigDick June 27, 2023