There’s no winning on christmas

A phrase said by Roman, a character that is the embodiment of creativity in the YouTube series Sanders Sides, it is used to express woe and sadness. It was first used in the sanders sides video “12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS” and is typically a joke among fans of the series

Person one: my grandmother just ate all my crofters jam™️

Person two: well you know what they say, there’s no winning on Christmas

by nomyweaknerdarms June 7, 2021

I've got Deji winning this

Popularized by Instagram accounts from RealBearus's comment section is a popular phrase, 'I've got Deji winning this' it is symbolistic of the future Youtuber Deji, also known as Deji Olatunji, has winning his next future fight exclusive to his intense training coming off his devastating loss against TikTok Star, Vinnie Hacker, on June 12, 2021.

I've got Deji winning this

by LORD KSI August 3, 2021

bi-winning

the act of winning both here and there
not to be confused with bi-polar which has low points

Charlie Sheen: I'm bi-winning,
I'm winning here and I'm winning there.

by blopo March 18, 2011

award winning

This term is used to connote positivity, or negativity with a particular situation, or object.

On its own, the term is good. But, mix up your words a bit, and you can flip it around to make it seem bad.

"Dude I crashed into a manure truck the other day."
"I'm not surprised, your driving isn't exactly award winning."

"That Klipspringer is an award winning son of a bitch."

"Dude, Terry is so rico suave with the ladies, it's award winning."

by Raney November 19, 2004

Bi Winning

The art of always winning weather your filiming two and a half men or slamming 7 gram rocks.

Liz and Dustin are bi winning

by oriental express 4 March 23, 2011

A winning streak

Winning three consecutive games

Lou Brown: We won a game yesterday, if we win one today that's two in a row. If we win one tomorrow that's called a winning streak. It has happened before. SO LET'S JACK IT UP A LITTLE!

by just a bit outside June 1, 2013

Near-winning addiction

Excessive gambling habit indulged by grannies who keep buying lotto tickets and scratch cards thinking that near misses indicate a close big win.

Grandma is always broke. Any money you give her feeds her
near-winning addiction.

by rperazag May 15, 2010