bigger than the program

Means you are bigger than the problem or situation that arrives; More important & belligerent belittling the person that feels offended by your actions or thoughts that has occurred during a situation that has caused a problem or friction between both parties.

She/He thought he was bigger than the program and that’s why i left them.

by lovelybri March 8, 2025

Bigger Jaws

Bigger Jaws is the sequel to Jaws 3D, and is written by Peter Griffin. The story starts in the middle of the ocean where two fisherman are attacked by Jaws on their fishing boat, but after seeing an even bigger shark continently named “Bigger Jaws” they decide to team up with Jaws to take Bigger Jaws down. By the end Bigger Jaws is defeated by the fishermen and regular jaws with the power of character development, and the world rejoices that there won’t be anymore jaws movies.

You know Lois, I once had this idea for a movie called; Bigger Jaws. insert unfunny cutaway here

by wordsarecooliguess823913 August 28, 2025

Biggervention

When Wyatt Emerson Biggers intervenes in a moment for good or for worse it stops it in its tracks. Has the possibility to disrupt canon events

"I was about to have a mental breakdown but then Biggervention happened

by alexandrrwho September 14, 2025

bigger than fat

luffi

bigger than fat

by mrs tosser November 16, 2025

bomb-bigger-te

A balance of two major componants 1 being BLING the other being GRAVY

That man/woman packs bomb-bigger-te, seen !!

by andand October 29, 2006

silent blogger

a blogger on tumblr that posts nothing but pictures and never posts any messages.

silent blogger:

*puppy*
* cookies*
*a puppy*
* a pretty girl*
*whale*
*roller coaster*
* melted crayons*

by heytheregurl October 13, 2011

Bathroom Blogger

A person who does their deep thought, prolific writing while sitting on the toilet in the privacy of their bathroom. This environment is mentally and creatively stimulating to them and provides them the perfect privacy needed to write. This person is also more likely to be a Toilet Tweeter.

Ken writes two to three blog posts a day from the confines of his toilet, in the privacy of his bathroom. Sometimes this Bathroom Blogger takes his talent to work, spending his entire lunch break on the toilet writing on his laptop.

by K Whitt January 27, 2013