Flush Time

The time at night when it's no longer safe to make noise in case you don't want to wake anyone up

"I had to take a piss but it was after flush time so I couldn't flush"
"I wanted to get a midnight snack but I couldn't hear up anything in the microwave because it was after flush time

by ZCN June 15, 2015

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T Time

A term used by Ross Tweddell (aka King Ross) of Cultaholic and formerly WhatCulture whenever WWE commentator Booker T makes a mistake. It is a portmanteau of 'tea time' and the T in Booker T's name.

Sometimes, Ross will sing it to the rhythm of David Bowie's 'Changes'.

Ross: TA TA TA TA T Time!
Ross: Booker T I'm coming for you n-BLEEP

by oli davis February 10, 2018

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binjury time

The time of day or night when, after many hours drinking, injury or injurys through falling over, bumping into things or being offensive to someone, is bound to happen.
Should really be spelt "bingery time".

Oooh.
Have to seen that scab on Dave's head? I think it happened in binjury time.

by Ed (snuggles) Brooks October 14, 2005

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Gardner Time

The amount of time used to procure lunch for fellow co-workers. Unlike the rest of the English speaking, time telling world, Gardner Time operates on its own schedule with no rhyme or reason. In most cases you should double Gardner Time estimates to more accurately correlate with real world time keeping practices.

Good Guy: Hey guys, Ill pick up lunch today for everyone, Ill be back in about 25 minuets.

All: Crap - he uses Gardner Time, an hour later we are still wasting away with no food....
Good Guy: Sorry that took so long, I had to run by Carmax, get an appraisal, pick up coffee, solve world peace, got stuck behind an old person, and they only took cash at pickup..

by FD45acp October 19, 2015

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bullet time

super slow-mo effect {slow enough for the audience to see a bulet breaking through the air as it travels, hence the name} pioniered in the hit film "The Matrix".
The effect is created by filming a short scene against a green background using two video cameras and a lot of stills cameras. The images are then added to a computer generated background and then using computers the audience can be spun 360 degres around the action, showing great amounts of detail.

Watch the matrix... also view the bullet time documentry also on the matrix DVD and possibly at the end of the VHS

by david rees November 23, 2003

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