Shaka til we talka

Originating from the Hawaiian hand gesture and meaning “hang loose,” it is used as "goodbye, talk to you soon" in the San Diego suburb of Cardiff by the Sea, typically by Plumerians. Sometimes it’s used as a thank you, but that’s a stretch.

1. make a fist.
2. extend both your pinky and your thumb.

3. lightly rock your pinky and thumb back and forth.
4. say, “shaka til we talka” in a Matthew Maconahay inspired (read: stoned) voice.
5. leave.

This pickle-and-spit fruit smoothie is delicious. Shaka til we talka.

by Bubbys March 18, 2011

Ta en tollås

Ditche af

Person 1: fyf ho dama e stygg
Person 2: Du kan ta en tollås da
Person 1: Fyf e tar en tollås

by Tollås August 1, 2017

The American Tolkien

A title that some people use to describe certain a certain American fantasy author who has just the amount of talent and influence as J. R. R. Tolkien.

Some people consider A Song of Ice and Fire author George R. R. Martin the American Tolkien. Some may also give that title to The Wheel of Time author Robert Jordan too. But of course, this is all entirely subjective.

by CelticEagle February 10, 2019