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by thenumber1jkstan July 16, 2021

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

In school it means PEMDAS which is the order of operations:

Parentheses
Exponent
Multiplication

Division
Addition
Subtraction

When solving an algebraic equation, you'd use PEMDAS to help you figure out which part of the equation to calculate first, second, third, etc.

Could also refer to your aunt named Sally who lacks self control, so please, excuse her.

Teacher: "Alright, kids! Today we're going to learn PEMDAS. That means please excuse my dear aunt sally."

Kid: "What the fuck, man? You guys put letters into math and now we're writing sentences? I was in English last block. Fuck school."

by Movianne February 20, 2019

dear sister

A joke that stemmed from an episode of The OC and Saturday Night lLive that revolves around the shooting death of a character in slow motion, with a memorable excerpt from the song "Hide and Seek" by Imogen Heap used as audio. Was amusing at first, but now the subject of done-to-death spoofs on Youtube using clips from various films.

Imogen Heap refrain: (Gunshot) Mmmmm whatcha sayyyyy. Mmmm that you only meant well...
-refrain used in "Dear Sister"

by HueyFreeman October 1, 2007

dearest

precious to someone; cherished; important in a loving way.

Helaina is my dearest friend because she is amazing.

by Mei Li May 18, 2007

O dear

Being shocked beyond all reason and no other words that can escape your mouth.

Can be used to express shock, grief, amazement, disbelief, annoyed, etc.

Guy 1: Who is Chuck Norris?
Guy 2: Are you serious?
Guy 1: Yea.
Guy 2: O dear.

by Baron S. July 22, 2009

deardiary

Popular MySpace user, Also is a guitarist in the powerpop/pop-punk band Casual Wish. Believes in aliens and ufo's.

"Hey, aren't you DearDiary from MySpace?!"

by IHeartDearDiary October 21, 2007

frankly my dear I don't give a damn

A quote from the movie Gone With the Wind. In those days swear words never came in big movies and the director was in trouble. Before the movie was released, he had an option to either change it, or pay $5,000 (which was worth a lot!). He payed the fine of $5,000 and it the quote became famous, it topped AFI's list of top quotes.

There's even a wikipedia article about it that I can't link to because it's too long.

Scarlett: What's going to happen to me?
Rhett: Frankly my dear I don't give a damn

by Serminigo July 5, 2006