November 27th National tell all the broken people something kind

The day where you tell someone that is broken something kind<3

Jeremy: Hey Gerald you look very nice today.

Gerald: How kind of you but why are you telling me this?

Jeremy: It’s November 27th national tell all the broken people something kind day

by Totally not your mom November 7, 2021

For all the wrong reasons

You can interject this when using a word that sounds positive, for something that's negative, especially when evaluating the purpose of a messed-up object or when replying to something truly stupid someone told you they did.

If you do the last thing written, it's a clear sign of potential pwnage in you.

Example 1: "When you're a teen life is interesting for all the wrong reasons."

(Interesting stuff when you're a teen: Booze, drugs, what's under other people's clothes, kitten huffing etc.)

Example 2:

Moron: "I just bathed the cat and put it in the microwave to dry it. He exploded just like I thought, but his fur dried up nicely."

You: "You're incredible. For all the wrong reasons."

Example 3:

Gun nut: ..."Yeah, The Eviscerator has everything! With a good aim, you can shoot someone in his spine, blow his brains out AND make him drown in his own blood!

You: "Sure, that thing IS versatile. For all the wrong reasons..."

by werallsonsofbitches January 7, 2010

all the away

all the way. Have sex with.

Dammit Julie! I am NOT shacking up with my boyfriend! I am just going away for the weekend!

Yeah! All the away!

Whooowie! Oh damn Schneider what won't you say?!

by fiddle November 6, 2004

Double Rainbow All the Way

A phrase used to describe the sight of two rainbows from end to end.

Kim Jong-un was never born, he descended from the sky on a dove. When his body touched the ground, the sky was filled with a double rainbow all the way!

by Watermelons Fancy Me June 17, 2013

you dont get to keep all the boohoos

When your girl fuck someone else and cries about it to you

I told that bitch you dont get to keep all the boohoos

by Wolfie the titan February 10, 2021

took all the funk out

Usually describes the sound of a bad white band trying to play black music. It can also be applied in situations where someone is just being too uptight or not "keeping it real".

(Band plays poor version of "Brick House")
Reaction: "Damn! They took all the funk out of that!"

by exitflagger May 2, 2008

my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard

It's a line from a song Called "milkshake". The word milkshake refers to handjobs. That's why its called a "milk" "shake". Once you replace the word milkshake with handjob in the song it's alot easier to understand. This is also why she says, " Damn right, it's better than yours. I could teach you, but I'd have to charge."in this song the girl is boasting about how good she handjobs are

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
And they're like
It's better than yours,
Damn right it's better than yours,

by Christina Cool girl March 29, 2015