I can count how many times I've been to Chernobyl on one hand - 8

I don’t know the meaning .because I’m living under a rock :(. I hope someone explains it.

-_- =( sorry.(I can count how many times I've been to Chernobyl on one hand - 8)

by Ramdomised Pseudonym December 14, 2019

I’ve got my spine

Term used to emphasize that a veteran of the Vietnam war was exposed to Agent Orange, had their spine curved, and survived.

“I’ve got my spine, I’ve got my orange crush.”

by MaybeARealWord March 30, 2021

I’ve got cheese to slice

preoccupied with another task.

“I’ll see you later Tom Hanks, I’ve got cheese to slice.”

by CherishedQuench933 December 25, 2022

Please help I've had a strokety pokety

Oh my god help him and stop looking at this word idiot!

Please help I've had a strokety pokety Tom.

by I'm stupid July 10, 2022

I've had better

A response used to indicate that whatever the topic of the question is, the person being asked has had better. This is typically related to coitus or food.

He: "Wow, that was awesome. Was it as good for you as it was for me?"
She: "I've had better"
He: "Yikes, ouch"
She: "Well, peace out"

by GlazeHer August 25, 2016

Ivermectin

A drug commonly used to treat parasite infections in animals. A different version of it that's meant for humans was studied as a potential treatment for Covid-19, but it turned out to be completely useless. Unfortunately a bunch of Karens decided Facebook was more trustworthy than actual science and started taking literal horse deworming medicine because they all had covid due to being anti-vaxxers. Then they all wound up in the hospital because it turns out taking horse deworming medicine is an incredibly stupid thing to do. As if the hospitals weren't crowded enough already. GG, karens. Fuck you.

Anyone who thinks Ivermectin is an effective treatment for covid is a fucking idiot. Get the damn vaccine.

by Eat cheetos, don't elect them September 10, 2021

iveni

Distinguished, defined, buff and infinitely charming. Top bloke.

Gee, Andy and Shep are quite Iveni.

by Andrew Magee August 20, 2006