30 years old and still living with your parents

Either a pathetic loser or a member of the lost generation that got screwed over by Bush, the oil industry, and the banks. If it's the latter, when you graduated from college, housing prices were through the roof, health insurance costs were insane, and the average salary was pathetic... then the economy tanked. Now, you're back living in the home your parents owned when they were your age. You're sleeping in your childhood bedroom, in the bed where you used to dream about what life would be like when you grew up.

Even though you studied hard, never ran up any credit card debt, never broke the law, and generally did everything society asked you to do AND even though you work 40 hours a week at a salary position, you're 30 years old and still living with your parents. By the time the economy pulls it's self out of this slump, you'll be too old to have a family of your own, or to be seriously considered for any non-dead-end job. You're not sure where you'll live when your parents retire in a year or two and sell the house, but, as the responsible and realistic planner you are, you've already begun buying Ramen Noodles in bulk.

by everyonethinksyouareafailure March 9, 2012

Yeah, but still

Last words in an argument that serve as the intelligent man's coup de grace when confronted with an idiot's cop-out; The only known comeback to "I'm Just Sayin'."

Idiot: "I've always wanted to go to Milan, but I can't stand the French."
Intelligent Man: "...Milan is in Italy."
Idiot: "I'm just sayin'"
Intelligent Man: "Yeah, but still."

by Mr. Liam September 30, 2005

It's still rock and roll to me

(adj.) A way to show indifference to a given situation that has been altered. Taken from the song of the same name by Billy Joel.

Joey: "Hey, Steve. Sorry I forget to tell you, but the party at my house has been moved from Friday night to Saturday night. Will you still be able to make it?

Steve: Yeah, I'll be there. No problem. It's still rock and roll to me.

(Joey and Steve High-five)

by Pennp4p June 9, 2011

You could run me over and i'd still say thank you

To say that they could do anything to you and you'd still say thank you because you love them too much.

"Colby Brock, you could run me over and I'd still say thank you. He is so hot."

by laurensenx August 3, 2019

im still bored

you really have nothing to do

im bored. im still bored. im so bored that i defined “im still bored”

by GnowSiuol September 16, 2020

I still want to be friends

A sentence used while dumping someone. What it really means is that you two will still be friends, but nothing more. In other words, no more pussy.

Sean, I feel like my feelings for you have been fading. I shouldn't have said yes to you in the first place, but I still want to be friends. That's OK right? (gives innocent smile)

by SuPaPnOy2ReSQU June 15, 2004

"we should still be friends"

The most horrible words a male could hear when asking-out or breaking up with a female.

1)What girl says:I don't want to go out with you, but "we should still be friends"
What guy hears:I would rather torture you with the thought of going out with me and watch you writhe in anguish, because it makes me feel good about myself.
2)Girl:We shouldn't go out anymore,but "we should still be friends".
Guy:If we're still gonna be friends why the hell did we go out in the first place?

by Hartainian scribe August 4, 2007