by LeSouffleDeVersailles February 2, 2025
Get the I generated Thirty Five back smackers.mug. Give a hostile account of something Democratic, untrue from beginning to end in its critical points. The account is usually adapted from fake news without conscious recognition that it is fake.
The term derives from one unfortunate White House press conference.
The term derives from one unfortunate White House press conference.
He tried to pull a general kelly, but it was an unlucky general kelly because the video of the event immediately went viral.
by less-is-more October 24, 2017
Get the pull a general kellymug. A fictional company Wile e Coyote got Rocket Rollerblades from to finally catch the Roadrunner (NOT CANON) in that one ACME hour commercial.
by SonicTime23 May 31, 2023
Get the Generic Brandmug. Refers to a giggly "imitation" racket dat a small child gleefully makes after hearing a grownup undertake a jarringly-loud activity, such as hammering, drilling, sawing, filing, etc.
Classic examples of "second-generation noise" would be if a youngster watches his parent or a visiting neighbor driving nails and then starts happily yodeling, "Bam-bam-bam-bam!" while pounding his fist on anything within reach around the house, or hollers, "ZzhEEEh-ukhkhahw, zzhEEEh-ukhkhahw, zzhEEEh-ukhkhahw, zzhEEEh-ukhkhahw..." (accompanied by vigorous back-and-forth motions with his forearm against various objects) after he witnesses someone raspingly slicing up boards or plywood with a crosscut saw.
by QuacksO March 14, 2022
Get the second-generation noisemug.