Today you, tomorrow me

From the spanish "hoy por tí, mañana por yo", it is used to "justify"acts of kindness toward strangers.

Thanks for helping me with my flat tire. Please accept this $50 as a token of my gratitude.
No need. Today you, tomorrow me

by Rahxephon000 December 22, 2010

Tokyo ghoul

A good show that you wish you never watched as your knuckles now hurt a lot from cracking them Kaneki/Jason/Naki style. It makes you emo even if you are always happy. Very confusing but fast paced...

Person 1:I loved Tokyo ghoul:re it was so amazing and the ending was so sweet like whe-
Person 2: spoil it for me and I will torture you like Jason did to kaneki...

by half of someone m January 4, 2020

Tokyo subway

A bar with features like the subway in Tokyo. Namely, loud, hot and overcrowded, with a lot of groping.

After we get wasted, let's hit the Tokyo Subway--you know, the Linebacker Lounge.

by Santos L. Halper December 10, 2007

i just busted a fat nut earlier today

when you busted a fat nut earlier today.

Yo, I just busted a fat nut earlier today!

by xray489 March 21, 2021

Tokyo Breakfast

The name of a spoof television situation comedy pilot produced by westerners in 2000, filmed in Canada and appeared in the 2001 Ohio Film Festival. The characters speak in Japanese accented American English. Characters address each other by using the term "nigga" excessively.

Tokyo Breakfast
You don't need a school? If nigga no go to school, nigga no get a job, if nigga no get a job, nigga no make no money, if nigga no make no money, nigga no be able to afford BMW 7 series nigga!

by Walküre May 9, 2006

It Seems Today

That all you see,

Is violence in movies and sex on TV
But where are those good ol' fashioned values?
On which we used to rely!
Lucky theres a Family Guy!
Lucky theres a man who,
Positively can do,
All the things that make us...
Laugh and cry!
He's!
A!
Fam!
-ly!
Guy!

"I love that song that goes, "It seems today"".

by ItSeemsToday October 15, 2019

Tokyo Pivot

In 3D modeling or game engine software: An object pivot point that is heavily disjointed, located far from the parent object itself. A pivot is used for moving, rotating, or scaling, and a Tokyo pivot results in unwieldy or imprecise controls. Occurs when the wrong scene alignment or export settings are used when exporting a model from 3D software like Blender or Maya to game engine software like Unity or Unreal.

A: Why is the pivot of this gameobject on the other side of the map?
B: In theory, it’s because the modeler gave it a Tokyo pivot.

by NecoArcReal January 18, 2023