Run it Once for Blood

A phrase used in poker when players choose to deal the remaining cards only one time after going all-in, embracing the full risk without reducing variance. The "for blood" part emphasizes high stakes and an intense, winner-takes-all mentality, often associated with competitive or fearless players.

Player 1: "Want to run it twice?"
Player 2: "Nah, run it once for blood."

by whodat25555 February 4, 2025

Once Upon A

A prefix representing a kid-friendly version of a pre-existing product or concept, named after "Once Upon A Deadpool" (2018). It signifies an attempt to create a more suitable and sanitized version for children.

As YouTube Kids had been corrupted by the emerging phenomenon called Elsagate, YouTube should try another attempt to make a kid-friendly version called Once Upon A YouTube, featuring daytime TV-like censorship modeled after Disney Junior and Disney Channel.

by Emotional Cruiser July 24, 2025

I Punched Your Booty Cheeks Once Or Twice Or Trice

I Punched Your Booty Cheeks Once Or Twice Or Trice

I Punched Your Booty Cheeks Once Or Twice Or Trice

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 30, 2025

first-cousin-once-removed-in-law

1- First-cousin-once-removed's spouse.
2- Spouse's first-cousin-once-removed.
3- 1C1R-in-law.

My first-cousin-once-removed-in-law is a good person.

by User655 July 25, 2021

As Hopkins once said

To say something truly inspirational and intellectual as to be compared to the works of famed English poet Gerard Manley Hopkins

Guy: Hey man, how's study going?
Friend: Well sir, procrastination is the generational way of life, as hopkins once said.
Guy: You are a truly wise man.
Friend: Thanks

by SPOOF101 December 30, 2020

first-cousin-once-removed

1- Parent's cousin.
2- Cousin's child.

My first-cousin-once-removed is a good person.

by ZURB981634 February 10, 2022

once upon a time

A classic phrase used to introduce a story, often evoking nostalgia or a sense of wonder. It signifies the beginning of a tale that is either fantastical or deeply personal, suggesting that what follows is a narrative from a time long ago, filled with magic, adventure, or significant events.

It is widely claimed that once upon a time, a 17-year-old high school girl passed away on Tuesday, April 2nd 1991 whilst still wearing school uniform, having insisted on fasting during Ramadan despite suffering from typhus at the time. That day, a poignant blend of dedication and tragedy—a "perfect" day for someone who left this world far too soon without leaving any digital footprint as the Internet and social media platforms didn’t exist yet at the time. Not to mention that she was also too young to have ever been tried as an adult, as one typically has to be 18 to even be tried as an adult (instead of as a juvenile) in the first place.

by Emotional Cruiser October 19, 2025