the same as being far-sighted. except in hearing. the ability to not hear things close to you, but when you are far away, they are clear as a bell. also known as "selective-hearing".
example of far-heared-
man to woman(up close, not in a loud setting) " what did you do last night?"
Woman, "huh?"
"What did you do last night?"
"oh, nothing, i'll be right back."
(man to other bystander)" she cant hear anything."
(woman halfway across the room) "i heard that."
man to woman(up close, not in a loud setting) " what did you do last night?"
Woman, "huh?"
"What did you do last night?"
"oh, nothing, i'll be right back."
(man to other bystander)" she cant hear anything."
(woman halfway across the room) "i heard that."
by josh davis20 January 02, 2008
by Mark Shackelford April 27, 2007
(you see a girl far off) I boned her last night)
you: I boned her last night
(she comes closer)
your friend laughs
you: I boned her last night
(she comes closer)
your friend laughs
by Professer Drex November 19, 2004
Love at far sight, though similar to 'love at first sight' differs in that the initial attraction dies once its object comes into proper view.
From across the room I saw him standing by the bar. He looked at me, and I looked at him, and it happened. You could feel it.
It was only when he holled me over to buy me a drink that I realised that it was less crush and more crash. I guess you'd call it love at far sight.
It was only when he holled me over to buy me a drink that I realised that it was less crush and more crash. I guess you'd call it love at far sight.
by Robin Gunn July 13, 2010
by hellfuckinyeahright April 13, 2013
When a person has been so absorbed in what he/she believes to be true, that no amount of reality, logical or factual explanation or actual proof, to show them that their believe is 100% wrong, will convince him/her otherwise.
The acronym "tfg" is mostly used. (Especially used in political discussions)
The acronym "tfg" is mostly used. (Especially used in political discussions)
by Mike585421 December 02, 2018
A game with a wonderfully realistic world, where you can repair cars with a screwdriver, cure bullet wounds with a syringe, where checkpoints you blow up have magically been rebuilt when you pass there again (all the people there are reanimated, too).
Seriously now, despite these things being true: it's an FPS made by Ubisoft Montreal, and despite the name it has NOTHING to do with Far Cry, the game by Crytek.
Seriously now, despite these things being true: it's an FPS made by Ubisoft Montreal, and despite the name it has NOTHING to do with Far Cry, the game by Crytek.
by dragondrop February 04, 2012