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Everybody worldwide with a brain, “YTM!l”
Everybody worldwide with a brain, “YTM!l”
YTM by Indifferent Gravy January 8, 2024
ytmnd
Abbreviated version of You're the man now, dog!, a phrase said by Sean Connery in the movie Finding Forrester. In the internet subculture, however, it refers to a website in which that phrase is repeated over and over. The site is now host to thousands of similar pages which can range from amusing to disturbing, but are almost always stupid.
ytmnd by Bunny of Doom July 19, 2004
YTMND
An acronym for the phrase "You're the man now dog!", the infamous line spoken by Sean Connery in the movie Finding Forrester. A website dedicated to that single quote can be found at www.yourethemannowdog.com. That single website turned into an internet phenomenon at www.ytmnd.com. Several spoofs emulating the style of the original YTMND have been made there. An entirely new fad originated on March 4th, 2006, called www.punchthekeysforgodssake.com, taking another one of Connery's lines in the movie and making it into a site, YTMND style.
YTMND by Thrashmeister May 2, 2006
YTMND
An acronymn for "You're The Man Now, Dog". Popularized by the website ytmnd.com created by Max Goldberg, which uses juxtaposition of media (such as an image and a sound clip with zooming text) to make fun of pop culture. The phrase was used by Sean Connery in the film "Finding Forrester" and is further defined in urbandictionary.com.
I saw some mad funny ytmnds on the internet about Lindsay Lohan, Tom Cruise, and Captain Picard yesterday!
YTMND by Six of Six August 29, 2008
ytmb
Ytmb is an acronym which stands for the phrase: "You're the man, bro". It is often used in situations in which one person is trying to demean another's accomplishments/actions by using sarcasm. A common extension of the phrase is: "ytm fucking b", "ytmb, bro" or "ytm fucking b, bro". Although they don't necessarily make sense grammatically, they have become quite popular among young Americans today.