by babiiiiface August 2, 2010
Get the treehousing mug.Guy 1: "Yo, did you take home that girl that you met at the bar last night?"
Guy 2: "Hell yeah, man!"
Guy 1: "Did you get her to paint the treehouse?"
Guy 2: "Yup, she even put a second coat of paint on later!"
Guy 2: "Hell yeah, man!"
Guy 1: "Did you get her to paint the treehouse?"
Guy 2: "Yup, she even put a second coat of paint on later!"
by D-Dubbs October 15, 2007
Get the paint the treehouse mug.A place created by Robert for secret marijuana use, but yet not so secret. In the Last few years people have discovered the treehouse and returned with their friends, THIS DISPLEASES ROBERT. Lately the treehouse has been victim of new guests that come in groups, and thanks to Josh Bernstein more people know about it now then ever. The secret location has been given up and Robert is very sad, and he shuns those who speak of the location and he will BANISH YOU for all of eternity if you reveal the location any more. Thus said, I will go make me a cake in honor of my tremendous success of succeeding to spread the word that the treehouse (yet public) was meant for Robert and who he allows to visit. THANKS FOR YOUR FUCKING COOAPORASHUNS.
Not so much of a house... well... maybe to Robert
And Robert said "NO HARRISON, DON'T DO IT!" yet Harrison proceeded to jump off the 2nd story of the treehouse.
Jai did the Tornado on the skate-swing and busted his spleen.
Josh Bernstein told 5 buddys and each of his 5 buddys told 5 more and so on...
The never ending competition between Robert, Jai, and Harrison on the skate swing is going to lead to someones death
And Robert said "NO HARRISON, DON'T DO IT!" yet Harrison proceeded to jump off the 2nd story of the treehouse.
Jai did the Tornado on the skate-swing and busted his spleen.
Josh Bernstein told 5 buddys and each of his 5 buddys told 5 more and so on...
The never ending competition between Robert, Jai, and Harrison on the skate swing is going to lead to someones death
by Elliot Sanders March 2, 2011
Get the The Treehouse mug.A translation of some form of media, frequently Japanese videogames, which is heavily edited. Connotation is that the edits detract from the work, are not true to the source material, or are used to push the translator's beliefs or politics.
The most common edit is rewriting the media to make it "safe" for US audiences, which are assumed to be around 8 years old. This can include the removal of adult themes such as racism or murder, removal of difficulty options, removal of "offensive" art such as the female form, et cetera.
Other instances include rewrites instead of translations, often to push an agenda. Examples include inserting memes at random into the dialogue, giving characters "quirky" obsessions or speech impediments, or changing character traits such as sexuality or gender identity.
Specifically used as a derogatory statement. All translations include some form of localization -- changes for the audience. A piece of media is treehoused when these edits are poor quality or go beyond merely conveying the original author's intent and create new content out of whole cloth.
Named after Treehouse, Nintendo's official localization team, which infamously treehoused the localization of Fire Emblem Fates, making it nearly unreadable to anyone familiar with the source material, as well as heavily influencing other localizations during this era, such as Tokyo Mirage Sessions. These actions sparked the Torrential Downpour consumer movement on the internet.
The most common edit is rewriting the media to make it "safe" for US audiences, which are assumed to be around 8 years old. This can include the removal of adult themes such as racism or murder, removal of difficulty options, removal of "offensive" art such as the female form, et cetera.
Other instances include rewrites instead of translations, often to push an agenda. Examples include inserting memes at random into the dialogue, giving characters "quirky" obsessions or speech impediments, or changing character traits such as sexuality or gender identity.
Specifically used as a derogatory statement. All translations include some form of localization -- changes for the audience. A piece of media is treehoused when these edits are poor quality or go beyond merely conveying the original author's intent and create new content out of whole cloth.
Named after Treehouse, Nintendo's official localization team, which infamously treehoused the localization of Fire Emblem Fates, making it nearly unreadable to anyone familiar with the source material, as well as heavily influencing other localizations during this era, such as Tokyo Mirage Sessions. These actions sparked the Torrential Downpour consumer movement on the internet.
by Xython July 4, 2016
Get the Treehoused mug.A meeting place or a fraternal group, usually composed of men who are making an excuse to go to said place or join his band of friends to drink copious amounts of vodka. It is common to think that women can be in the frat but this is simply not true (even if the woman can fart and speak in toilet talk with the boys). There are often secret handshakes and mottos with the club. Founding members often have nicknames like “Harby” or “Godfather”.
by Piper2011 February 9, 2019
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A TreeHouse is a place that feels like home, inhabited by a family of like no other.
Its success comes from the Tree Formula. Everything in life starts with a seed, an origin. And it's only from a good foundation that great brands are built, ensuring global coherence to make the tree grow.
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A TreeHouse is a place that feels like home, inhabited by a family of like no other.
Its success comes from the Tree Formula. Everything in life starts with a seed, an origin. And it's only from a good foundation that great brands are built, ensuring global coherence to make the tree grow.
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by Digital-Monster November 23, 2021
Get the Treehouse mug.the sixth episode of the thirty-fourth season of the American animated television series The Simpsons, and the 734th episode overall. It aired in the United States on Fox on October 30, 2022.
Matthew Swigonski of Bubbleblabber gave the episode a 9 out of 10, stating Treehouse Of Horror XXXIII began on a more subdued note but quickly found its comedic groove with a surreal and wonderfully odd second segment
by SPrice1980 May 8, 2023
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