Pull an all Vater

When you stay up all night just to grind, play chess and send reels to your friends.
Instead of pulling an all nighter, you pull an all Vater - in memory of the Great Vate, who used to stay up for 48 hours straight.

Ay bro, are you going to sleep early tonight?
Nah bro, I gotta finish the PDE assignment, will probably pull an all vater

by coppols May 13, 2025

Knowa-It-All

A little boy who thinks he knows everything about anything.

Started off of Popular Dem Influencer Knowa De Baraso

Jason, stop being a Knowa-It-All, you have school on Thursday.

by SpillBeans123 February 17, 2025

I gave you all I had

MAJOR SPOLIERS FOR RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2

Arthur morgan says this to Dutch when he is on top of the mountain in the help John escape choice. He is referring to what Dutch told him and is repeating it back, he gave his loyalty and his life to the gang.

Arthur: I gave you all I had...I did.

Dutch:i...i

Micah:cmon, Dutch. We made it.

by eggsandbacon69 June 23, 2023

badass of all trades

being badass at literally everything

"James broke Anne's heart in such a badass way that nobody even felt bad about her. He's the badass of all trades"

by Loud Dumbass February 23, 2022

all balls, no dick

That guy who is always talking big and bad, but never actually doing anything about it.

Andy wanted people to believe he was a tough guy but he’s all balls, no dick.

by Ohsosoxy August 28, 2023

According to all laws of aviation

this sentence is used at the start of bee movie

TV - "According to all laws of aviation..."

by Matsu Robot June 23, 2022

winner-take-all

The type of system used in the electoral college in all states except for Maine and Nebraska. Instead of the winner-take-all system, Maine and Nebraska have split electoral votes. The battleground districts are Maine's 2nd Congressional District (ME-2) and Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District (NE-2). Maine is a blue state while Nebraska is a red state. In the electoral college, all 50 states have electoral votes and there are 538 total votes but 270 are needed to win. If a presidential candidate wins the popular vote in one state, that state's electoral votes go to the winner. The losing candidate receives none.

Why is the electoral college a winner-take-all system even though there are faithless electors?

by 1234567890abcdefghij September 9, 2020