*clap* *clap**clap*
by Waterpllllllll January 14, 2024
Faster, lazier way to announce your departure.
Originally used when the phrase "See you later" was misunderstood.
Later it was used in place of See you later.
Originally used when the phrase "See you later" was misunderstood.
Later it was used in place of See you later.
by Willy Styles May 22, 2006
A yes or no Question created by Grian for form MJYAAFK06, The form for the creation of a new permit. This question was created to allow grian to not have to do any work at the Hermit Permit Office
by I_AM_T3X March 08, 2024
The Base Blooben Test is a nonsensical added to tests to waste time, or force incorrect answers based on chance.
It is also something you ask to confuse people when you do not want to answer questions, or leave a conversation.
It is also something you ask to confuse people when you do not want to answer questions, or leave a conversation.
"Does this permit meet the prerequisites of the Base Blooben Test?" - Grian asks Scar to leave the permit office.
by EmeraldTheOne March 08, 2024
by ellisfuture March 09, 2024
by LureTheCurse March 10, 2024
NO, NO, PLEASE GOD, NO!
You're lucky if you haven't done this, and I'm assuming you haven't considering you've looked it up on here. It's a test in which people (usually students doing this for P.E.) running back and forth between two points 20m apart. Each run must be synchronized with a pre-recorded audio track which plays beeps (hence the name 'beep test') at regular intervals.
You're lucky if you haven't done this, and I'm assuming you haven't considering you've looked it up on here. It's a test in which people (usually students doing this for P.E.) running back and forth between two points 20m apart. Each run must be synchronized with a pre-recorded audio track which plays beeps (hence the name 'beep test') at regular intervals.
by PawhiskerParties! October 22, 2020