kars-4-kids 

THE MOST FUCKING ANNOYING COMMERCIAL SONG THAT APPEARS ON THE RADIO OR TV

*radio goes into commercial break*

Little kid in the commercial: 1-877-kars-4-kids, k-a-r-s ka-

Me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

kars-4-kids by NO ONE OWNS THIS ACCOUNT October 4, 2018

liberty's kids 

A historical show for first graders that your teacher makes you watch even though it teaches you nothing.

You: "Ms. Teacher what is our social studies homework for today?"

Teacher: "Liberty's Kids"
The Whole Class: "Groans"

liberty's kids by MT on switch March 25, 2021

drop the kids off

v. Derivitive of American expression for taking a shit, i.e. 'Dropping the Cosby Kids off at the pool' Relating to color of both.

I was late clocking in for work b-cuz I had to drop the Cosby Kids off at te pool.

drop the kids off by spmatsdoof4zuggin June 11, 2003

Early 2010s kids 

People born from 2007 - 2009 are early 2010s kids and they are the last birth years to grow up playing outside. people stop playing outside in 2015 - 2016

Early 2010s kids are the last generation to play outside

Early 2010s kids by Savagebarz April 3, 2020

drama kids 

A group of loud high schoolers that don't care about what other people think. They think their stereotype of being attention hogs, loud, and obsessed is hilarious and do nothing to change it. They are fun, crazy, and yes... quite horny. They love singing songs and talking about plays even when they know it annoys others. They dislike preps and jocks because sports are ranked higher than theater and are basically an awesome bunch of people.

"Are you going to see RENT?"
"Hell yea... 525,600 minutes, how dooo youu" proceeds to sing.
Jock yells- "SHUT UP"
Drama kids laugh and sing louder.

drama kids by bearhugs May 25, 2006

kidda 

it is the traditional way that teenage sikh boys have greeted each other since the dawn of time.

OY KiddA HArry!! Kee Bunida!!

kidda by keerat May 17, 2004

Kidding on the Square 

I can see how you might think Al Franken had coined the expression if you had never heard it before, but it was an expression my mother when I was growing up -- and she died in 1984.

When Al picked up the tab for dinner he joked about me being a tightwad; I felt bad because I figured he was probably kidding on the square.

Kidding on the Square by PaulDee March 24, 2004