can't understand normal thinking

cunt similar to "see you next tuesday"

She can't understand normal thinking

by todd January 7, 2005

Thinking Gay

When you're not thinking straight.

"Why did you just push on the pull door?"
"I don't know what I was doing... I was thinking gay"

by Doorfingers September 11, 2020

Thinkering

Getting down on one knee, curling one's wrist to one's chin, and looking up, mimicking the pose of Auguste Rodin's classic sculpture "The Thinker".

(Created by Dave Silverman, reported by Staks Rosch, "Thinkering: The atheist answer to Tebowing", Dec. 30, 2011, examiner.com)

In response to the fundamentalist craze of Tebowing, American Atheists President Dave Silverman has come up with an atheist version called "Thinkering."
Someone commented that the pose looked too similar to Tebowing, to which Silverman responded: "That's the point. The difference is we don't bow our heads in blind submission, rather we consider and conclude for ourselves."

by Grinning Cat March 10, 2012

Thinking position

it is where you ponder and stroke your non-existence beard/stubble and gaze out into the distance

Guy 1: How do we explain this?
Guy 2: Hmm, let's think (begins thinking position)

by ZxGaylordxZ December 26, 2011

Thinking

The process of enslaving one's brain cells to consider or reason about something.

I'm thinking of asking her if she wants to go visit the animal shelter.

by 40 Year-Old Divorced Dad August 21, 2019

Thinking pinoy

Is a word/term/symbol created by a certain person. A type of individual who likes to express his opinion a lot also seen as jolly, loud, obnoxious and Grudgeful.

But can also be seen as a hyprocrite due to the contradictory behavior. And a backstabber once its goal is done..
Thinking pinoy is totally a seperate word from pinoy.

Hilda: i used to like thinking pinoy style
but that changed when i notice some hyprocrisy.
Berry: same, thinking pinoy was good at first but things changed i guess.

by I-speak-with-facts February 27, 2021

free range thinking

Thinking that is without boundaries. Coming up with ideas that are innovative, disruptive and would challenge the status quo.

If not for free range thinking we wouldn't enjoy many of the technological advancements that have become part of our everyday lives, e.g. cell phones, satellite communications, internet.

by LKool December 29, 2008