Of-course fucking of-course

Your answer when one replies to your order as though it was a request.

Brick Top: "I've got a bear-knuckle fight in a couple of days, I want to use the Pikey."
Turkish: "All right, of course."
Brick Top: "Of-course fucking of-course. I wasn't asking, I was telling."

by Richard Munch December 7, 2004

of mice and men page 20

one of the most n-words on a book page ever

you're a Of Mice And Men page 20 word seven

by ]'/[;. March 16, 2021

of the awesomeness

something that is awesome or in the awesome category

your profile song is of the awesomeness dude !!

by the singer November 25, 2007

of Jar-Jarian aptitude

When and action or statement is so ridiculously stupid or un needed.

When you get knifed in the back..5 times in a row on Black ops. It is a fail of jar-jarian aptitude

by that guy without pants on June 7, 2011

of parsimony

The Principle "of parsimony" infers that a phenomena can be explained best with the simplest hypothesis that accounts for all the evidence. Since we can only tell the difference between something that is true and something that is false, by inferring our own observations and using the general rule to make a guess, adding entities to a hypothesis that are not accounted for by evidence results in a hypothesis that is not parsimonious and less believable than prior.

This is referred to and explained in Occam's Razor, which follows the same basic principle.

The word may also be used to infer simplicity, or the state of a hypothesis in which it explains a phenomenon using entities suggested by evidence, and no absolutely more.

"Your hypothesis for insert phenomena, i.e.gravitational effects derived from atomic warp of spacetime was fine until you added entity to it, we have no evidence for that, you're just making stuff up, we observed the electromagnetic fluctuation before in CERN, why do you need to make it more complex, just do the math and see if it works, trust me it seems accurate enough already. Just apply the Principle of parsimony!"

by Yared Scott February 1, 2016

Of horse

Basically it is "Of course" but instead you say "Of horse".

Bob: Did you finish playing yet?
Steve: Of horse!

Just a funny way to say "Of course".
#Of horse

by breekfest May 16, 2016

Of coors

Instead of saying "of course", you say "of coors"...like the beer.

Magic Chris: "Are you going to the football game tonight?"

Bob Swersky: "Of coors."

by Magic striss March 12, 2009