The act of over-accessorising as a means to define or express one's level of hipness. TML is often demonstrated by an individual who chooses to don tattoos, piercings, jewelry, scarves, bracelets, ironic graphic t-shirts, fingerless gloves, and other "fashionable" trinkets at the same time.
He's cute and all, but definitely Too Much Look (TML).
Ignoring the sacred fashion rule of taking one accessory off before leaving the house, Shep looked in the mirror and added five more accessories in order to achieve (Too Much Look) TML.
Ignoring the sacred fashion rule of taking one accessory off before leaving the house, Shep looked in the mirror and added five more accessories in order to achieve (Too Much Look) TML.
by Peeyag March 01, 2011
When you're on the internet and well, you know, something kinda happens. You know. You know. You know- 😏
*on the computer screen a guy vomits by accident but the video is him eating a harmless doughnut*
Guy watching: welp, that's too much internet for today.
*the guy watching closes the computer and grabs his phone out of his pocket to call his therapist*
Guy watching: welp, that's too much internet for today.
*the guy watching closes the computer and grabs his phone out of his pocket to call his therapist*
by lakalakaboomboom October 17, 2020
boss:can you stay over night we are short staff
person that work there: why that so much work ahhhhhh
person that work there: why that so much work ahhhhhh
by falloutboi123 January 10, 2019
Bob: Hey Jade when is your birthday?
Aaron: March 2nd
Jade: It's actually March third. Thank You Very Much.
Aaron: March 2nd
Jade: It's actually March third. Thank You Very Much.
by Doley4Lyfe September 30, 2019
Phrase used as a directive to conceal unethical or illegal activity. Made popular by an e-mail sent between portfolio and hedge fund managers currently being charged by the SEC for insider trading.
Analyst: Shit, I think the SEC asshole with the ugly pink and baby blue tie is onto us.
Manager: Shred as much as u can
Manager: Shred as much as u can
by Cristo39 February 09, 2011
A common phrase used by people who want the Bill, after they have finished their meal at a Restaurant.
Married Man: Very Nice, How Much?
Waiteress: Excuse me?!?
Wife: What!
Married Man: I'm sorry, can I have the Bill?
Waiteress: Excuse me?!?
Wife: What!
Married Man: I'm sorry, can I have the Bill?
by Jack De August 14, 2008
by Reltubhcaz1977 December 19, 2021