is she teh hot?

a phrase used on a forum, as an edgy and assholish reply to whenver somone mentions a female.

forum user 1: OMFG! MY 11 YEAR OLD LITTLE SISTER JUST DELETED MY XBOX LIVE GAMER TAG!!!

forum user 2: is she teh hot?

forum user 1: wtf

by modshroom September 29, 2007

Is it Friday Already?

Intended to be in the same vain as "That's What She Said", used when someone inadvertently makes a comment that could be interpereted as sexual in nature. The result of which makes it seem as though the speaker embarks on this kind of thing weekly. It originated from the movie "The Usual Suspects" where 5 characters are jailed, and one states after being strip-searched...

Fenster: Man, I had a finger up my asshole tonight.

Hockney: Is it Friday already?

Notable uses.

"Man, you sprayed that shit all over me!"
"Hm, is it Friday already?"

(While playing Halo)
"Damn, man. I got shot by 3 guys at one time."
"Oh, is it Friday already?"

by IsaacHarcourt May 21, 2010

is he canadian

a white persons way of calling a black person the N-Word on the downlow

She's dating a new guy. "Is he Canadian" (Meaning is he Black)

by dolfan1972 February 15, 2014

is matthew gay

NO HE LOVES WOMEN HE LOVES ANIME TIDDES

GIRL 1: IS MATTHEW GAY
GIRL 2: *PULLS OUT 12 GAUGE*

by defo not matteo January 28, 2021

is there a Mrs

Followed by ther surname of the man to whom she is speaking, a woman will say this to enquire as to whether or not the man is married. The man will typically state what kind of relationship he is in. The woman will still come onto him, but will give away that she is after him, although not directly.

"Is there a a Mrs Baker?"

"No, but I do have a girlfriend of seven years"

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 20, 2004

Is Nice

said by tf2 heavy mains when something good happens

Heavy: Scout is dead! Is nice.

by UN|kn|OWN November 10, 2019

Is Covid-19 Blue or Red?

When punters in the US and the UK are betting whether Democratic-run “blue states” or Republican-led “red states” are likely to yield a greater proportion of infections and fatalities come 11/3.

Latest US results showed that around 53% of deaths have so far occurred in "blue" states and 47% in "red" ones. It’s no wonder that bookmakers are frustratingly changing the odds every other day, by constantly asking: “Is Covid-19 Blue or Red?”

by Covido September 27, 2020