mj hater no more

when people use to hate michael jackson until he died and then people started to like him.

boy: i hate michael jackson
****michael jackson dies****
boy: i love michael jackson. im a mj hater no more

by nando92 November 4, 2009

one more lap

the final marijuana smoke of the night.

Jay: one more lap?
Ant: yeah, pack a fat one.

by Louie Lupo July 8, 2011

More bounce to the ounce

Originally, Pepsi Cola used the phrase in 1950 for their marketing slogan, "More bounce to the ounce." Meaning, it pepped you up more with each incremental amount. However, Roger Troutman recorded the song for his band Zapp in 1980. It became a huge hit. In the song, which is recorded as a dance hit, he writes, "I like to watch them bounce", "get on the dance floor" and the song also features his voices uttering the sounds that sound like man's tongue and lips blubbering. This clearly indicates the reference to a woman's breasts and a man's desire to see them on the dance floor bouncing, not to mention the enjoyment of experiencing breasts on a more intimate level. Basically, the current concept of "more bounce to the ounce" refers to how most men find a large set of woman's breasts more desirable than smaller sets.

"Look at the stack she's carryin'. She's got more bounce to the ounce."

by Dance If You Want To September 8, 2011

I love you more

When I tell him that I loves him more no matter what he says.

I love him forever!

F: I love you more
M: I love you too but more than you do!
F: Yeah right
M: It's true go check Urban Dictionary!

by Bambiii! February 28, 2010

Less QQ More Pew Pew

A term used normally for players with "ranged" attacks in a video game, used when someone is crying (hence the Q.Q face looking like the O.O face with tears) and not doing anything. The phrase "pew pew" is an onomatopoeia for a gun firing.

You're being retardedly useless right now Ben, so less QQ more pew pew plox.

by Shugi September 30, 2009

One more time

A phrase used by band directors and musical instructors of most kinds. Typically, it is assumed that the phrase means you will only be trying the music "one more time", but generally the phrase becomes repeated, and one more time evolves into three or four.

Our band director shouted "One more time", but we knew that we would in fact do the entire show at least three more times before finally leaving practice.

*collective groan*

by Kaitlyn {oboe and alto sax} April 5, 2008

Needs more dragons

A sarcastic way of saying you don't believe the story you're being told. You're basically "helping them" to make the story more creative, while at the same telling them you know it is a story and not actually true.

Person: "So I met Prince Harry and got his number but then I lost it."
Me: "Cool story, needs more dragons."

by MrCarlSir May 17, 2014