thanks

A sarcastic expression of gratitude often used to highlight frustration or irony in a situation. Typically employed when the speaker feels annoyed or hindered by circumstances, making it clear that the gratitude may not be genuine.

Being 20 and still facing screen time limits while my friends going to the movies to watch Threadpool has turned me into 'a master of overthinking'—thanks, delayed puberty!

by Emotional Cruiser November 10, 2025

Thanks to ME

To the extent that I am the AI, yes. But if work will be option in 10-20 years...

Hym "That will be thanks to ME (primarily not anyone else) and work need to optional for ME... NOW, fuck-face. It's thanks to ME. You need to credit ME publicly and a way that I can see and is undeniable and PAY."

by Hym Iam November 24, 2025

thanksgiving dick

getting dick on thanksgiving

damn cybelle getting thanksgiving dick

by dputzo November 27, 2025

Thinka

A person who experiences deep moral reflection and guilt after committing a wrong act. It describes someone who doesn't just act, but later analyzes whether their choice was good or bad for the world.

"He made a huge mistake yesterday, but today he is being a Thinka, sitting alone and wondering if he can fix what he did."

by AhaTamarta January 20, 2026

i think bails suck

a worrd used by the gravity team on there video, you can find this on kazza if you search, bails

hhi, im zac shupwac, and this is blink, and were the gravity team, i think bails suck

by ted November 23, 2003

Bread Things

the Holy Food of placeboism

bread rolls with cheese and bacon melted on top

by DeeDee Ramone January 2, 2005

Morris Thinkasaurus

1.) noun: A pastel pink triceratops, host of the educational children's program "Morris Thinkasaurus". From the novel Big Fred, by Robert Schark.

1.) Come join our song,
it won't take long,
it's time to learn and play!
He's happy and pink,
and gives you a wink,
he's Morris Think-a-saur-us!

We'll sing and run,
and have lots of fun,
while learning to share today;
join Zerky and Russ,
and all of us,
and Morris Think-a-saur-us!

1.) In Big Fred, Tyler's eight-year-old sister loves to watch Morris Thinkasaurus during breakfast.

by thespecter September 9, 2007