A shortened version of a variety of questions to ask what a person is doing, such as 'What are you doing?' used by a group of people in urban London, Tokyo and certain parts of Australia.
by Ziggystardust73 July 17, 2006
by Fight_Hard August 04, 2015
Splapp-me-do is a video and game/quiz maker, mostly known for his game the impossible quiz, of which he has made two versions. If one looks in to his works more closely, however, you can find he has made several flash-animations, at least one of which has been referenced in the impossible quiz. Truly a crazy guy, Splapp-me-do's favorite kind of humor is of the most vulgar kind, yet it can also range to very innocent (See "Elephants Don't Like Mice," on the impossible quiz 1).
Splapp-Me-Do's infamous the impossible quiz is an internet phenomenon; his flash animations and tricky questions are amusing and impossibly frustrating.
Of all the webrities I would like to meet, Splapp-Me-Do would have to be one of the top 3, for his comic genius and insanity - he must be fun to hang out with.
Girl: "Ugh, the impossible quiz is so frustrating!"
Boy: "I know, Splapp-Me-Do must be an evil genius!"
Of all the webrities I would like to meet, Splapp-Me-Do would have to be one of the top 3, for his comic genius and insanity - he must be fun to hang out with.
Girl: "Ugh, the impossible quiz is so frustrating!"
Boy: "I know, Splapp-Me-Do must be an evil genius!"
by Katarin Valkyri March 14, 2009
common response, said very quickly as if it were one word, to any question or statement that comes across as incoherent.
by heterodox March 03, 2005
by Cheez March 22, 2003
First used on the Seinfeld episode "The Jacket" in 1991.
KRAMER: Hey. Hey, would you do me a solid?
JERRY: Well, what kind of solid?
KRAMER: I need you to sit in the car for two minutes while it's double-parked. I gotta pick up some birds.
Also used in the movie "Half Nelson" (Ryan Gosling)
"Juno" has caused a new wave of youngins to say this who have never used the term before seeing the movie, which has caused people who have used it prior to stop using it immediately. Take the term you fake ass scenesters.
KRAMER: Hey. Hey, would you do me a solid?
JERRY: Well, what kind of solid?
KRAMER: I need you to sit in the car for two minutes while it's double-parked. I gotta pick up some birds.
Also used in the movie "Half Nelson" (Ryan Gosling)
"Juno" has caused a new wave of youngins to say this who have never used the term before seeing the movie, which has caused people who have used it prior to stop using it immediately. Take the term you fake ass scenesters.
by old head April 04, 2008
The act of yelling while making a mad dash towards your enemies, then abruptly stopping while screaming on the top of your lungs. Then after taking out one of your enemies, you dash away, resulting in an escape from the enemies. This act is well known by Harrison Ford's character Han Solo from the movie Star Wars: A New Hope. He made this act famous while doing all the above while in the Death Star, running into a group of Storm Troopers and shooting one down before running off, prompting the Storm Troopers to chase after him.
(A random nerd starts to run down the school halls.)
Nerd: *insert generic yelling noise*
(Makes a turn and runs into the school football team)
Coach of the football team: LOOK, "IT'S A NERD!"
Nerd: *insert generic screaming noise*
(Nerd knocks out the coach with a swift kick to the groin)
Team Member #1: "WTF?!"
Team Member #2: "Dude, he's doing a Han Solo!"
Coach: *on the ground, writhing in pain* "Get...him...ugh."
(Football team starts to chase after the nerd)
Nerd: *insert generic yelling noise*
(Makes a turn and runs into the school football team)
Coach of the football team: LOOK, "IT'S A NERD!"
Nerd: *insert generic screaming noise*
(Nerd knocks out the coach with a swift kick to the groin)
Team Member #1: "WTF?!"
Team Member #2: "Dude, he's doing a Han Solo!"
Coach: *on the ground, writhing in pain* "Get...him...ugh."
(Football team starts to chase after the nerd)
by BuJag December 06, 2010