Arush Goel

he is a good little kid but i is he rlly good to me too and i is just trying not hard at work.

beffrey jezos: « Thé tree is Arush Goel. »

by geniuschild January 14, 2023

Audacious Gospelous

Audaciously Gospelous (adj) or Audacious Gospelous (n): species of human that insists on playing and singing their private music aloud for all to hear.

That guy in the gym is an audacious gospelous for singing loud enough to hear above the trap music in his own earbuds. We all pay a lot of money for this gym, but we gotta hear this…

by M.27 November 5, 2023

namis gupela

It means "It's just vibes", "It's all good" or "nothing but peace". It's all about being content with the good or even the bad. It is kind of like the South African hakuna matata

"Hey, how do you feel about the springboks win last Saturday?"
"Namis Gupela."

"I'm so sorry that I broke you mug."
"Don't worry, there is nothing we can do about it now. Namis gupela."

by Your braai buddy March 4, 2025

shivu ka beta gopal

A generic white fat ass who loves to watch loli hentai and makes love to his imaginary girlfriend whose name starts with a v and ends with an a

Look at him he's like shivu ka beta gopal

by Theanalsexpredator February 27, 2023

James Urbaniak as Kurt Gödel

James's Kurt Gödel in Oppenheimer; you know, 'Difficult People's' Arthur? Now he's solving equations. Always on point, serious and enigmatic.

Example of how it's used in a sentence:

Person 1: who's the guy in Oppenheimer who looks super intelligent?

Person 2: That's James Urbaniak as Kurt Gödel, duh! From 'Difficult People' to nuclear physics.

by courtofowls September 4, 2023

Mrs. Gobel

Literally the definition of insane, bat shit crazy, anything “wrong” that you do be ready for a shit storm

A: yo you know who is fucking crazy?
B: who?
A: my English teacher Mrs. Gobel

by Memes4lifedawg February 1, 2018

Garbage In, Gospel Out

Garbage In, Gospel Out: A phrase used to describe the process in which false or misleading information (the "garbage") is entered into official records, documents, or systems and then treated as absolute truth (the "gospel") simply because it has been recorded. The phrase highlights how once incorrect data is documented, it gains an undeserved level of credibility and authority, often leading to manipulation or deception. This is commonly seen in legal, medical, and institutional contexts where fabricated or false information is accepted as fact and used to discredit individuals or cover up wrongdoing.

"Officer John Jacko Romero wrote a completely fabricated police report, claiming an incident occurred when absolutely nothing happened. There was no contact, no 911 call, and I was out shopping the entire day. I only found out about this false report when I was later served with a temporary restraining order that included it. This is a perfect example of garbage in, gospel out—he invented the report out of thin air, and now it’s treated as if it’s the truth."

by Watchlist Subject 9596690-00 September 12, 2024