I pwned JOO

for when you pwned n00bs, be it at the spongebob movie or on msn

n00b, you suck, PWNED

by Josh March 1, 2005

I gotta go

Phrase stated when person #1 is bored/unfascinated with person #2 and wants to get on with their life.

Often stated as "I gtg."

TEXTING-
Person #1- Hey do you wanna go to Linda's party tomorrow night? It'll be really fun and a lot of our friends are gonna come.
Person #2- k
Person #1- I gtg.

VIDEO CHAT-
Person #1-Blah, blah blah, my friend, blah, so much fun, blah, lol
Person #2- I gotta go.

by Gtg!!! December 12, 2011

I am 8

Sarcastic addition to the end of an authoritative statement to make obvious the statement was meant in jest or is otherwise unreliable.

Coldplay is definitely the best band ever. I am 8.

by ChaunceyMo January 27, 2006

I aint goin

you are not going to put up with a specific something.

Kia: gurl she wanna fight you
Danielle: i aint goin
kia: i know thats right

by Danielle' September 4, 2006

I Have Fallen And I Can't Get Up

The stage of you falling hard to the ground and no matter how hard you try, you cannot get back up.

I Have Fallen And I Can't Get Up!!
That means that you're old.

by XXXCHICKENXXX December 13, 2012

I am Beowulf!

The new way of saying "This is Spara!"

"You are mad!" "I am Beowulf!"

by Taste the Jace November 13, 2007

World War I

A war lasting from 1914 to 1918 between two groups of allied countries, the Allied and the Central Powers.

Important Allied Powers:
The British Empire
France
Russia (Until 1917)
United States (After 1917)

Important Central Powers:
Germany
Austria
The Ottoman Empire

This unfortunate conflict led to the deaths of millions of men on each side, nearly an entire generation wiped out. Entire classes of schoolboys signed up and died together.

The fighting parties at that time - Spring 1917 - were ready for peace when America entered. The 1916 disasters of Jutland, Verdun and Somme had taken most, if not all, of the fighting spirit out of Germany, Britain and France. There had been already several peace-proposals from German and Austrian sides and there were attempts at mediation going on by neutral Danish, Swedish and even American negotiators. Peace at that moment would have saved over one million British, French, American, and other lives. But because the United States suddenly wanted their share of the war all peace-talk became useless.

by Rado February 5, 2005