Kid 1: This kid can't even understand the cow jumped over the moon.
Kid 2: Yeah I know, he's so feeble minded.
Kid 1: fucking idiot!
Kid 2: Yeah I know, he's so feeble minded.
Kid 1: fucking idiot!
by toker123 April 19, 2009
When you become so bored that you lose your senses and feel like your mind has been ejected from your skull with a vaccuum hose.
by Dan Devine March 04, 2005
When one's mind is blown.
Instead of, "That blows my mind," You say, "You just gave me a mind job."
Also known as an MJ
Instead of, "That blows my mind," You say, "You just gave me a mind job."
Also known as an MJ
by mindblower March 02, 2008
A real Yu-Gi-Oh card widely thought by non-players to be a "photoshopped" or spoofed card. The card allows a player to : "Pay 500 Life Points. Look at your opponents hand and all Set cards on his/her side of the field."
Player 1 : "I play trap card Mind Haxorz."
Player 2 : "lol whatever thats not a real card"
Player 1: "Ya it is n00b"
Player 2 : Fux! Oh wait I have Jinzo on the field n00b"
Player 1 : "Fux!"
Player 2 : "lol whatever thats not a real card"
Player 1: "Ya it is n00b"
Player 2 : Fux! Oh wait I have Jinzo on the field n00b"
Player 1 : "Fux!"
by Kujila August 23, 2005
A state of mind very close to either madness or dumbness, or fluctuation in between, all of which is determined only by probability.
by jaelee11 March 17, 2008
1. An extremely stupid individual who displays both a low intelligence quota, as well as a severe lack of common sense.
2. A complete idiot
2. A complete idiot
Igor burned down the castle when he attempted to perform electrical work in it with with no experience, what a mind cripple.
by Fluffy The Rhino September 02, 2008
The physiological response that gives rise to that feeling when you experience for the first time a new perspective.
"Hey man, did you know that Sumerians from ancient Mesopotamia defined zero as a placeholder to indicate the absence of a digit, for example as in "102"?
It was only the Babylonians who developed the concept that zero is a number itself that represents a quantity of nothingness, as opposed to a placeholder meant to indicate absence of a digit"
***think about it; once you get it, mind blown***
It was only the Babylonians who developed the concept that zero is a number itself that represents a quantity of nothingness, as opposed to a placeholder meant to indicate absence of a digit"
***think about it; once you get it, mind blown***
by I0V3 July 08, 2018