This is May 3rd All Over Again

In a reference to Mike Morgan's famous saying, "This is May 3rd All Over Again."

It usually means that something bad is or has happened.

>Teacher: gives a pop quiz
>Student: This is May 3rd All Over Again!

>Something bad happens
>This is May 3rd all over again

by HM01 May 03, 2025

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 07, 2025

<.7.9.7.6.>Talk TO Me All YOu Want<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Talk TO Me All YOu Want<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Talk TO Me All YOu Want<.7.9.7.6.>

by SuelTameOresuTeMato April 30, 2025

getting all alpha

aggressively taking charge; taking the lead from someone else in an obnoxius way; as in acting like the "alpha male" in a given situation; aggressive, dominant

We had to leave the bar when he started getting all alpha in every conversation.

by philzyrama November 13, 2017

Trish The All Mighty

You cannot say a word in front of his highness, Trish. He is the best Fortnite player who has ever existed, getting 10,000 wins. Everyone is so jealous of him, and he is very frightening with him being so tall at 3 feet he is so popular in RWA that in honors of him, they will make a bouncy castle looking like him.

Luffy: Where is our lord
Goku: Where is our savior
Naruto: THE ONE THE ONLY
GUY SENSEI: Trish The All Mighty

by rooferman November 03, 2020

All talk, no hawk

Used to describe a person that uses suggestive language to ingratiate themselves into a relationship or friend group with no intention or willingness to follow through.

The phrase originated in commentary on viral videos of "Hawk Tuah Girl" on TikTok.

That girl sounds like a freak, but she's all talk, no hawk.

by Strange Blacksmith June 20, 2024

go all Indiana Jones on me

How someone refers to another person's forcefully admonishing him to donate one or more of his prized possessions to a historical-society collection ("That beLONGS in a muSEUM!"), rather than his selfishly either hoarding it in his own private collection or (even more horrifying) selling it for personal profit.

Antiques collector: I knew that the head of the local heritage-preservation lodge was a bit fanatical about collecting and displaying vintage images and artifacts from the area, but I never expected him to go all Indiana Jones on me when I showed him my collection of old coins and arrowheads that I'd found in the area here over the years.

by QuacksO July 21, 2024