Brick Year

The distance one can throw a Brick in a year. The current formula for a brick year is as follows:

1 brick second = 0.46 metres = 1 second of brick throwing/collecting

1 brick launch = 2.3 metres = 5 secs = 1 entire brick throw, walk to position, reset throw

1 brick day = 39.744 km = 17280 secs

1 brick year = 14516.496 km = 6311520 secs

This is purely theoretical because the brick would last 1.75 days (30240 secs, covering 69.552km) before it stopped resembling a brick. This is a phenomenon is called a rubble length.

Thats pretty far my friend, at least 3 Brick Years i'd say.

I can't understand light-years, I wish they'd convert it to Brick Years instead.

by offlyner March 11, 2008

yeap

yea + yup = yeap

yeap i will do that for you!

by Emily October 1, 2003

2 year old

a 2 year old, like what the f*ck else do you think it means?

oh my goodness its a 2 year old. yay.

by jjprs306 October 31, 2018

Donkey's years

Several decades.

World war Two was donkey's years ago.

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 2, 2004

golden years

The time of one's life after 65. Also referred to as over the hill.

"My dad is locked up in a nursing home, enjoying his golden years.

by Papa Smurf September 24, 2003

Yarp

Derivative of yup, usually said rather quickly.

"Hey, you goin' to the mall?"
"Yarp!"

by Cool Breeze June 19, 2003

7 year old

the physical embodiment of satan, normie, fortnite player.

guy #1: hey have you seen that dude still playing fortnite!
guy #2: maybe a 7 year old
guy #1: hm.

by LYNQBUTGAY December 13, 2018