Stolas

A horny owl from a show called ‘Helluva Boss’
10/10 recommend the show

“Hey dude, what’s your favorite helluva boss character?”
“Stolas.”
“Nice nice,”

by The local Oikawa kinnie July 16, 2021

skoolie

A school bus that has been purchased by a private owner and converted for some purpose other than hauling people around, such as RVing. Can be a very economical, cost-efficient means of obtaining an RV.

I bought an old school bus and turned it into an RV! Now, it is a skoolie!

by mamarley July 14, 2011

Stolas

The best owl boy prince in hell

Stolas is my fav character. Just look at how sexy he is.

by ThatOneGuyCanceledByBronies March 10, 2022

Black guy stole my bike

There was this weird coincidence on google where searching "white guy stole my bike" would give you "Did you mean: Black guy stole my bike?"

Searching: White guy stole my bike

Did you mean Black guy stole my bike?

by Harro Erryone September 7, 2010

2 kool 4 skool

When someone holds so much swag that not even the thickest of teachers can control them.

“He’s so cool”
“Yeah he’s 2 kool 4 skool”
(Talking about moto moto)

by HubbleTheSquid April 22, 2019

Stole-grown

Stole-grown is a portmanteau of Stolen and Homegrown, stole-grown is homegrown (amateur porn or nude pics) which has been found and posted on the net but does not belong to the original poster.


Credited to clayizaiken of BGOL

Clay's house o Stole-Grown Cuties.

by Duece504 January 18, 2008

Nigga stole my bike!

Originally a pic from the NES game Punch-Out, the picture dipected the events in between each tournament where Little Mac would jog through New York and his trainer, Doc Louis, would be leading him on a bike. One day, someone at Something Awful decided to take the picture and add the caption "Nigga stole my bike!" as a contribution to the photoshop contest of that week. This picture soon spread to YTMND, where it was placed on a web page with a sound clip of a person saying "Nigga stole my bike!" over and over again. Soon, variations were churned out almost daily, creating an Internet sensation that proved racism could still be funny...for a while.

A more popular variation involves the full animation of the scene accompanied by the music, with the infamous phrase mixed into the music.

by Dark Chaos September 9, 2005