Year of The Lad

Year of The Lad, the year in which it becomes acceptable to behave in a particularly lad-like fashion. Misogyny, excessive drinking, singing laddish songs and general lad behaviour are all encouraged.

Listen, listen, right, right, at the end of the day, 2013 will be The Year of The Lad!

by Chayden Andler April 6, 2013

Last Year

A really good game that everyone should try that actually is easy and hard. Also, things females say when something is old.

That was so last year. Get with the timezzz

by Swago1200 January 15, 2019

Ostrich Years

Major world insatbility and poverty that will lead to the 'trivializing' of TV news' coverage as 'water wars', 'climate wars' would lead all humanity into riots and all-encompassing chaos!

Apocophilia is a name befitting journalists who keep talking about the upcoming 'Ostrich Years' (2008-2012), that would usher the End.

by hammer---;, hytham April 25, 2007

donkey years

Many, long years; a long time spanning 2 or more years. Used when those years felt long.

Wow thats gonna take donkey years to finish

by Bri.P. October 20, 2010

Physical Year

This is one you hear a LOT and I am surprised it is not HERE! There are LOTS of ghetto people of every race, color and creed who try to sound important and well versed when talking about finances. They use the term PHYSICAL YEAR to discribe the beginning or end of a financial reporting period correctly spelled the FISCAL YEAR! The dead give away that someone is using the incorrect term PHYSICAL has there syliables while the proper term FISCAL has but two.

I would like to introduce Martha. Our accountant Martha will share the financial report for the past PHYSICAL YEAR with everyone!

by THE AUTISTIC WEREWOLF August 14, 2012

year 3000

and your great great great great granddaughter was doin fine.

The Jonas brothers have been to the year 3000. Not much has changed but they lived underwater.

by basicbitch1234 October 31, 2013

Celebrity Years

Referring to the age difference between married or dating celebrity couples, especially those of which there is a pronounced age gap. The equation is as follows; 1 celebrity year = 4 regular years.

Annie: Gross, I just realized that Brad and Angelina are 12 years apart!

Alex: Yes, but in Celebrity Years, that's only 3.

Annie: Oh, well that makes it okay then.

by Jasey Rae Rae January 29, 2010