wham bam thank you stan

1. The act of having sex without even bothering to try to get the woman to orgasm. Usually lasts for about five seconds.

2. The act of having sex with a neophyte (someone new to something.
Without much knowledge pertaining to a subject) PERFECT

3. A one-night stan-d is where two people have a sexual encounter, where there is no expectation of establishing a romantic relationship

I went out last night hooked up with some guy and let me tell you "Wham bam thank you Stan".

by -unkown March 20, 2014

Thanks For Coming

The last response you will hear before auto pilot is engaged .. this phrase is accompanied by the Term “ Do Well” and a firm handshake ..

Usually Given To Person who have banged the bend to hard .

Mario told Ashton Thanks For Coming After He Stumbled To The Bar For A Next Drink .

by Town242 December 3, 2022

thank you for being quiet

sarcastically used when people are not quiet

thank you for being quiet

by Le sluug November 8, 2021

Thank you, Rhonda

No one cares

"Let's go, Brandon."
"Thank you, Rhonda."

by Crystal and Ramsey December 26, 2021

thanks for the warning officer

A sentence black people can’t use.

Black man: He-*death*
White man: Thanks for the warning officer which u did nig guve me.

by Toblox gay November 21, 2021

Thank you, Hym

How about that, yeah?

Hym "How about 'Thank you, Hym. For sending hundreds of thousands of people to my channel where I confirm the truth of the propositions you have been laying out for years! You really are a genius and it's a shame that you don't get credit for the vast array of contributions your made to a multitude of fields! You are the single most underrated thought leader of our era and the greatest mind who has ever lived!,' Chris? How about that? No? It's just you? Ok. Yeah, that's fantastic."

by Hym Iam December 5, 2023

Thank Jose

"Thank Jose" is a phrase originating from the fictional universe of the novel "Endless Cultivation." In this literary world, the primary religious belief centers around venerating the inaugural cultivator, simply known as Jose, who is regarded as a deity. The expression serves as an alternative to the more commonly used "Thank God," reflecting the unique cultural and religious context within the narrative.

Maria exclaimed, "Thank Jose, our crops are bountiful this year!"

by Paige Crest February 2, 2024