you problem

Strictly not a "me" problem.

Sounds like a you problem to me.

by pseu-odonkayeo1179 June 30, 2021

Probe and push

Something,any dialogue or duty which are annoying or irritating others and make mental confuse. This phrase was commonly used for teasing such behaving people or such activities.

It is considered as a colloquial phrase in Malabar region of Kerala especially in Malappuram.

Synonyms : Disturbance,Annoy
Antonyms : pacify, content

Word origin : Marakkara in Kerala

That was a probe and push most of the time, like now when Abdul Salam Sir wanted to get a accurate answer for the question.

by Urban dicty June 23, 2017

probletunity

An opportunity that arises when a problem has to be solved. The opportunity may give rise to benefits that are unrelated to the problem being solved.

The rising cost of gasoline creates a market for alternative energy sources. This creates an probletunity for developing and marketing electrically powered hybrid vehicles to replace cars totally reliant on petrol and diesel. This will save on co2 emissions, which contribute to the greenhouse effect, and thus may reduce global warming.

by Ezy Helper March 26, 2008

Peesh Problems

When you wake up and your penis is stuck to your leg

Travis Veth has peesh problems

by Turd Burglar 2 March 4, 2012

Father problems

Psychological issues experienced by women who mostly have their act together but nonetheless have some problems stemming from their relationships with their father; daddy issues for women who are not insane sluts; the classy version of daddy issues.

"The female CEO of that company sure is successful, but I think she has some father problems."

by jtuffs December 18, 2014

Prolefeed

A term originating from 1984 referring to the cheap entertainment (porn + low quality entertainment news) handed out by Ingsoc to the masses. Since then, thid term has been used to describe cheap entertainment that is purely crap.

Korean pop is just prolefeed. Turn it off and play some beautiful EDM or some meaningful Rock or Metal.

by A dying goat January 17, 2019

houston we have a problem

The origin can be traced to the phrase in past tense ("Houston, we've had a problem here") that was used by the crew of the Apollo 13 moon flight, to report a major technical problem back to their Houston base. The phrase is normally misquoted as "Houston, we have a problem" as in the movie Apollo 13: "Houston, we have a problem".

Have you heard of Yugsolavia space program? Houston we have a problem!

by Che lichni November 26, 2013