Comic Sans

Overused beyond credibility within webpages, MSN and other IMs. Fixedsys is better, being less common and simply more elite looking.

My friend used to use blue Comic Sans MS font on MSN, but when I started using black Fixedsys, he converted to blue Fixedsys.

by Bastardized Bottomburp June 29, 2003

Rage Comic

Four (or more) paneled comics using simple stick figures, line drawn faces and heavy use of memes.

Dude, this thing that totally happens to everyone, I'm gonna make a rage comic outta it when I get home.

by kenzerawesome August 23, 2011

Coming home smelling like 3 nights in Pitcairn

To come home smelling like you have consumed large quantities of alcohol. Usually used in conjunction with the term "tie one on."

Pinheads!!! You goin out? Gonna tie one on? Come home smelling like 3 nights in Pitcairn.

by Petey Pablo January 31, 2005

Comic Sans

The best font ever this font is so good its better then sex, orgasms,porn, a dick a vigina etc

person one:lets have some sex
person two:no lets use the font comic sans in school

person one: yeah good idea that font is better the sex

by dsdadsa November 6, 2019

Comic Sans

Used to describe something so absolutely terrible that it has gone past its second wind of coolness, on the scale:

Awesome, good, bad, so-bad-it's-good, Comic Sans.

Did you see that sasquatch movie on scifi?

Yeah, it was Comic Sans.

by echosystem June 1, 2010

Coming out of the iceberg

A figure of speech for someone's disclosure of their secret obsession of Avatar: The Last Airbender. The term originates from the infamous phrase "coming out of the closet," which you most likely know refers to someone's confession of their sexuality. "Closet" is so cleverly replaced with "Iceberg" because Aang, the main character of the series, emerges from a giant iceberg in the first episode of the first season.

Example 1

Guy 1: Dude, just come out of the iceberg already. You practically Jack off to Kitara.

Guy 2: It was one time!

Example 2
I'm coming out of the iceberg! I love Avatar!

by Ricky1992 December 11, 2010

Sprite Comic

Comics on the web that use video game characters ripped from old Games to play as characters
such as:
www.nuklearpower.com

hey is that a sprite comic?
yes!
W00t!

by blackmage53 December 9, 2004