Fleur de Lis Ball

A debutante ball in St. Louis, MO. Debutantes are from the most prestigious families of St. Louis and are presented to society and the archbishop during their first year of college. Most girls are second, third, or fourth generation debutantes and attended private high schools in St. Louis. Throughout high school they take dancing and etiquette lessons in preparation for the ball. Proceeds from the ball benefit Cardinal Glennon.

The annual Fleur de lis ball is held at the Adam's Mark

by stlprof February 10, 2006

stories, tales, lies and exaggerations

Hence named after the last line of the first verse of "Had a Dat"- A Sublime documentary that any Sublime fan should own.. Has many interviews and unseen footage of the band before Bradley's death on May 25, 1996.. RIP Bradley and Louie.. We love you and miss you.

"Before I end you will be victims of my stories, tales, lies and exaggerations.."

by Crazy Fool April 5, 2005

Dian Shi Ma Li

An NES bootleg where some character called "Fortran" (some guy who looks like Mario) is apparently gambling(?)

The character is used in another bootleg called "7 GRAND DAD"

person 1: let's play Dian Shi Ma Li
person 2: dafuq kinda game is that?

by Ekdkfkkrddkfkkfcefcdxwsxqszzaa March 13, 2022

You lied so hard

When you lie so much that its obvious, theres no way of playing it off.

Person 1: Yo I got a fucking 100% on my test

Person 2: Youre a dumb fuck, you lied so hard

by YouLiedSoHard September 22, 2009

WITH A THOUSAND LIES AND A GOOD DISGUISE

HIT THEM RIGHT BETTWEN THE EYES
HIT THEM RIGHT BETTWEN THE EYES

WHEN YOU WALK AWAY THERE BE NO MORE TO SAY
SEE THE LIGHT IN YOUR EYE
SEE THEM RUNNING FOR THEIR EYES.

A: Show me how to lie.

B: You're getting better all the time.

A: With a thousand lies and a good disguise?

B: Yes, Hit them right bettewn the eyes.

by Fgyjt February 27, 2022

ask no questions hear no lies

a sarcastic way of saying,"just don't fucking ask."

how was ur date with Lisa?.......ask no questions hear no lies

by bajan_taliban October 18, 2007

one lies and the other swears to it

This phrase is used to respond when one person says something you disbelieve, and then another person comes in to support them. The point is that a lie doesn't become more true simply because another person (of similar sketchiness) tries to back it up.

A: No way man, I wasn't even there that day, you can even ask Jimmy, he'll tell you I wasn't there.
B: Jimmy? Oh, awesome, now Jimmy's backing up your story. Well, just goes to show, "one lies and the other swears to it."

by Gyreneisms August 13, 2011