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by Krkič January 13, 2023

Now, Now Every Children

The greatest band in the world. Home-base is in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Often shortened to NNEC or nownow.

Wingspan: "Hay gurl, have you heard of Now, Now Every Children?"
Bigfoot: "No, WTF is that?"
Luke Danes: "THE GREATEST BAND EVAR."

by CheyannaSullivan September 3, 2009

now

Term referring to the present instant.

Get the fuck out of there now.
Now, why the fuck would you do that and think i wouldn't know?
Good job, now i'm fucking livid.
Now i HATE jkhgkhgBENjhhkjhg even more.
Now i never want you to talk to them.
Now, it would have been one thing to just drop by. now, youve really fucked up.

by PineappleJuice February 28, 2015

AM NOW

Flamingo saw this while acting like a scam bot. The owner has been famous since

1.AM NOW AM NOW AM NOW

2. I am now am now am now

by AGalaxyEli December 16, 2019

ciao for now

Goodbye for the time being.

"I have to attend this Party. So Ciao for now"

by ILYPB November 23, 2013

Am now

A joke made in a Video by the youtuber Flamingo's video titled "I pretended to be a Roblox SCAM BOT... and get voted off" Where near the beginning a player says "am now" Albert (flamingo) And his friend (Cayden) Started saying it repeatedly as a joke. Nobody but the original user who said it knows what it means, however it is a joke nonetheless.

Albert: AM NOW
Cayden: AM NOW
Viewers: AM NOW
Everybody: *Laughter*

by FlimFlamFan April 8, 2020

Who's Now

"Who's Now" was a daily series aired during SportsCenter throughout July 2007, in which viewers helped ESPN determine the ultimate sports star by considering both on-field success and off-field buzz. That's from Wikipedia and they have to be impartial. If you were to ask any sports fan, they would tell you that the series is one of the most patently contrived, idiotic nonsense to ever hit the airwaves. Most people instantly change the channel - to absolutely anything - when the theme music for the segment begins.

"Who's Now is so artificial, from concept to execution, that watching it is like chewing Styrofoam." - Newsweek

by Trendon August 6, 2007