1.
Leo: if that dirty cop fucks with me, I need to cook some bacon.
2. Stitches - Fuck the police
I just found out where them cops live
So when I shoot up they crib I can see 'em drop dead
Put some bacon on the barbecue
3. You still know those guys who used to cook bacon?
4. Ill be cooking bacon.
Leo: if that dirty cop fucks with me, I need to cook some bacon.
2. Stitches - Fuck the police
I just found out where them cops live
So when I shoot up they crib I can see 'em drop dead
Put some bacon on the barbecue
3. You still know those guys who used to cook bacon?
4. Ill be cooking bacon.
by Yambalaja May 18, 2016

by Atheon February 22, 2019

Nickname for smoke detectors, based on their inability to tell the difference between a fire and someone cooking.
by Alex Stockwell May 22, 2010

A guy that wanted to be Crazy Internet Famous on youtube. He does "weekly" Documentaries about Youtube called Becoming Youtube. Ben is a guy that got everyone to draw him on Twitter. He has firetruck red hair.
by smilesr4free February 10, 2013

by Dreezy Mac February 3, 2007

The Gallagher of our generation. Dane Cook is a "comedian" that everyone seems to love despite his extreme mediocrity. His amazing lack of jokes combined with his ability to run around the stage like a five-year-old without his meds appeals to anyone without a soul or any knowledge of comedy. His trite and obvious observations contain no punchlines and often appeal to people with short attention spans.
You ever go into the bathroom and everything is WET? The floor is wet! The counters are wet! Everything's wet!
-Dane Cook
Uh... could it be because people piss on the floor and wash their hands aggressively?
-Andy Kindler
-Dane Cook
Uh... could it be because people piss on the floor and wash their hands aggressively?
-Andy Kindler
by Illusion December 14, 2008

Jamie's Cooks are an unknown entity, they roam stan Twitter proclaiming justice for Jamie Robert Cook and occasionally Nicholas Edward O'Malley.
They often use language such as 'rahrah' and 'ratty' to refer to either emotions or actions. Their definitions are unclear.
They often use language such as 'rahrah' and 'ratty' to refer to either emotions or actions. Their definitions are unclear.
Person 1: Have you seen the Cooks today, they took over someone's comments section again
Person 2: Again? I swear they're all over the place
The Jamie's Cooks need help, they have a family tree and refer to eachother as familial rats.
Person 2: Again? I swear they're all over the place
The Jamie's Cooks need help, they have a family tree and refer to eachother as familial rats.
by Rattyslag June 1, 2019
