A legendary character full of gigachad energy. He is willing to save you from any situation in which no one asked.
by ToxicAdam July 13, 2022
When an actor is able to work more professionally than his/her scene partner--i.e. more like Matt Damon than Ben Affleck. If an actor were to step on his/her partner's lines or self-indulgently ad-lib in order to try to steal the spotlight, he/she would be considered the "Affleck" of the scene. Assuming the 'Affleck's partner is professional enough to at least learn the lines, so meticulously assembled by the screenwriter; and not mug or over-emote like he were playing some pimp in a JLo video, he would be considered the "Damon." The saying would be employed in the case that the scene partners were in contention as to which were the comparative "Affleck" of the scene.
Kevin Smith:
"IF YOU(Jason Mews, portraying Neo in a scene from "The Matrix")'RE GOING TO AD LIB, DON'T USE THE WORD "PENIS"!
Erica(his scene partner who had previously stepped on Jason's line): "WHO'S THE AFFLECK NOW?"
"IF YOU(Jason Mews, portraying Neo in a scene from "The Matrix")'RE GOING TO AD LIB, DON'T USE THE WORD "PENIS"!
Erica(his scene partner who had previously stepped on Jason's line): "WHO'S THE AFFLECK NOW?"
by microsleeper October 13, 2011
by I, Wreckerrr February 22, 2021
by Taekook lover September 15, 2020
The one singular question that dogs still have to this day.
Because Who is the good boy? Am I the good boy? Is it you? Yes you the one reading this? You may be the good boy after all! But we will never know...
The owner never clarifies who the damn good boy is, so the dog is left now questioning it's whole life if it were the good boy or not....
Don't do this to your dog.... tell them who the good boy really is... unless they're a girl...
Because Who is the good boy? Am I the good boy? Is it you? Yes you the one reading this? You may be the good boy after all! But we will never know...
The owner never clarifies who the damn good boy is, so the dog is left now questioning it's whole life if it were the good boy or not....
Don't do this to your dog.... tell them who the good boy really is... unless they're a girl...
Owner: Who's a good boy?
Dog: *thinking* damn it Carol don't fucking test me again, this is 5th time today you've told me this and I still don't know who the hell is a good boy, it could that little fucker over there you call your "son"
Dog: *thinking* damn it Carol don't fucking test me again, this is 5th time today you've told me this and I still don't know who the hell is a good boy, it could that little fucker over there you call your "son"
by Joloxsa Xenax July 22, 2017
Rhetorical greeting, similar to "What's happening?" or "How do you do?"
The second "t" in "textin" is often dropped, (along with the passe "g"), so that it may be smoothly pronounced as "texin".
It's especially widespread in hip towns (ex. Madison, WI and Austin, TX), because it can almost be construed as a little funny in a mutually deprecating way.
Also popular with the youth, because texting excites them.
The second "t" in "textin" is often dropped, (along with the passe "g"), so that it may be smoothly pronounced as "texin".
It's especially widespread in hip towns (ex. Madison, WI and Austin, TX), because it can almost be construed as a little funny in a mutually deprecating way.
Also popular with the youth, because texting excites them.
Grown Man #1: Oh geez, Lindsey, I didn't see you there behind the door. Who ya textin?
Grown Woman: Shut up, Paul, I am hiding. Back away and act normal.
Grown Man #2: Paul! Who ya textin, big guy! Say, have you seen a grown woman around here? I need to test her for something.
Grown Woman: Shut up, Paul, I am hiding. Back away and act normal.
Grown Man #2: Paul! Who ya textin, big guy! Say, have you seen a grown woman around here? I need to test her for something.
by Ricky Pukulski January 13, 2010