YTMND is a small vast, advanced community growing in the petri dish of a stoned 20 year old, in which the petri dish was dipped in highly-toxic materials and fed into a pool of super-heated plasma.
YTMND is like my home. That is, it would be my home if I was abused by radio-active parents who made Napoleon Dynamite their god.
by Kanbo September 2, 2005
1. An abbreviation of the phrase "You're the Man Now Dog"
2. An incredibly pathetic website filled with jokes only 5 year olds would understand. The jokes are typically very immature, with only a few being remotely funny. Sometimes, "fads" are created, which become increasingly stupid over time.
2. An incredibly pathetic website filled with jokes only 5 year olds would understand. The jokes are typically very immature, with only a few being remotely funny. Sometimes, "fads" are created, which become increasingly stupid over time.
Fad 1: NOOOOOOOOO!
Fad 2: uealuealuealuealuealuea
Fad 3: I believe you have my insert random object here
Fad 4: Conan is...insert descriptory word here
Fad 5: Cheers, to YTMND/Ebaumsworld/etc
Fad 6: Banana Phone
Fad 2: uealuealuealuealuealuea
Fad 3: I believe you have my insert random object here
Fad 4: Conan is...insert descriptory word here
Fad 5: Cheers, to YTMND/Ebaumsworld/etc
Fad 6: Banana Phone
by Sephiroth25 March 21, 2006
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: You're the man now dog!
by Thrashmeister April 21, 2006
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!
by Six of Six May 4, 2006
A popular internetz website founded by Max Goldberg in 2001 using the domain www.Yourethemannowdog.com, using the sound clip from Finding Forrester, a movie about a black kid and Sean Connery. This website quickly spiralled out of control and is currently a picture-sound-text based site where users make thousands upon thousands of fads. Some of the fads are good, most of the fads are absolutely overdone. The real goldmine is in the site, those not shown on the front page.
Example 1: LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL YOU'RE THE MAN NOW DOG! (YTMND)
Example 2: *Due to the mental capacity of the author, there is no Example 2*
Example 2: *Due to the mental capacity of the author, there is no Example 2*
by DrMongol March 18, 2006
The answer to the ADD culture of today, it is a site that hosts various small, sites that give instant comedic gratification. Stands for Your the man now dog.
by nono yawns November 10, 2007
a website where you can create web pages that either have a still image or a looping gif, and a looping sound (mp3 or wav). The site itself isnt as great as newgrounds or anything, but its pretty good anyways. When a really cool or funny ytmnd page is created, sometimes it will start something known as a "fad". Some fads last as long as a year, or else they might only last a few days or weeks. The site has been running strong since 2001, and there are over 114,000 ytmnd pages already.
Fad 1: oh OH O Oh oh ohhh auauauaohhohh OHHH
Fad 2: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Fad 3: What is love!? baby dont hurt me...
*YTMND is down for maintainence*
Fad 2: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Fad 3: What is love!? baby dont hurt me...
*YTMND is down for maintainence*
by Evan Kuhlmey October 9, 2005