two nukes weren't enough

when anime goes to far you can use this phrase to emphasize that this anime should not exist and would not exist had more than 2 nuked been dropped on japan at the end of ww2

This anime is trash, two nukes weren't enough.

by Xx_AnimE_DestroyeR_xX July 24, 2017

Werewolf

Immortal creature, 1/2 human, that turns into a wolf every Full Moon!

You could just tell she's a Werewolf even when it's not Full Moon!

by Starchylde August 26, 2016

What were they thinking?

A phrase popularised by the Angry Video Game Nerd. Often used in reviews to point out a really shitty feature/scene/piece of shit.

Can also be used to show one's dissatisfaction with something.

Mike: There are aliens in the fourth Indiana Jones.
Jim: What were they thinking?!

by Nitemarish September 6, 2009

god I wish that were me

Any situation that you view online or from a third person and aspire to be one of the active people or objects in that particular situation.

*looking at a terribly animated photo of a baby cradled by a deformed mother*
BigJB21: god I wish that were me

by lukewarmwolf December 20, 2018

Werewolf

A sad boi who just wants pets but people keep running away from them....

Look, it's a Werewolf! Let's go pet it! *Happy werewolf noises*

by Sadbeanyboihere November 3, 2019

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by Suckysuckbuck February 26, 2017

as it were

An extremely British way of saying "basically", "in a sense", "in a way", "in a manner of speaking", or "idiomatically", almost always used at the end of a sentence. It's often stuffed into a conversation when the speaker is having a difficult time expressing what they really mean in precise language, and it can take the place of "um" when used habitually to keep words flowing in the absence of thought.

He's a bit shy. He doesn't want to upset the apple cart, as it were.

by durette October 31, 2016