Ain’t no party like a last minute flight deck fix party

Fuck you Ryan, it is a saying.

Ain’t no party like a last minute flight deck fix party.

by WestoverRISO February 27, 2024

Out Like A Light

"Out Like A Light" is phrase used to expressed someone's state of sleep; usually exasperatingly tired and in complete deep sleep. It compares an individuals state to a light bulb going out and running its course for light display. If a lightbulb burns out, you can no longer use it. The phrase "Out Like A Light" exaggerates an individual or group's sleeping state through the comparison of a light bulb.

"Damn. They are out like a light, they didn't even hear the fireworks outside."

by idkijustw0rkhere September 10, 2025

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 10, 2025

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by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 23, 2025

outro like the intro

When you out this bih, and you tryinna be smooth, you can say that ish id you wanna sound cooler than saying simply "I'm outro."

"Yo dog this is sketch... we outro like the intro."
Pierre: "We outro?"
Donovan: "Like the intro homie."

by ScooterTheTootAndBooter August 3, 2017

Canoeing like a crack whore

When your j or blunt does not burn properly on one side you say “it’s canoeing like a crack whore”. That’s because a crack whore will not let go of the pipe or dick to row the canoe properly.

This joint is canoeing like a crack whore.

by anonymous May 18, 2025

like a fat kid on a donut

1. Informal: A metaphor for being complacent, unmotivated, or resistant to change, especially when one is in a position of comfort or dominance (e.g., a monopoly).
2. Colloquial: Remaining stuck or stagnant, with no incentive to improve or move forward.

"The company hasn’t innovated in years—they’re like a fat kid on a donut, sitting comfortably with no competition."
"Without any real competition in the market, they’re just like a fat kid on a donut, not going anywhere fast."

by FANNO November 21, 2024