Mirror time

Mirror time, Is when both the minute and the hour is the same on a clock. Other names for this phenomena include, Mirror hours, Flip Time, and Time slap.

Hey bro, 11:11 pm, that's a mirror time!

by Google bored May 19, 2024

yam time

“Yam time” is an artful expression of pure power. Originated by Hoopology to demonstrate the power of a basketball dunk in words, it has been adapted by Austin Rowing Club’s Under 17 Eight to be said by the coxswain to encourage the boat’s rowers to move at a faster pace during the final portion of a race.

“DO YOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS?? ITS YAM TIME!!” -Claire, ARC Coxswain during the final 250m of the 2024 USRowing Central Youth Championships

by Leo729 May 21, 2024

At no time shall I concede thee from the beyond upwards

Never gonna give you up.

"Ahoy, Jonnington, guess what?"
"What thou havest?"
"At no time shall I concede thee from the beyond upwards"
"Ah, for the name of the dag in the nabbits, Richard Paul Easternley shan'teth release the lute scroll!"

by Hailiqou May 21, 2024

call me son one more time

When alexander Hamilton gets pissed off

George Washington:Son I need you alive

Alexander Hamilton:Call me son one more time

by AROACECHAOTICSHIPPER May 22, 2024

Bleu Time

Bleu time refers to the period of twilight, specifically the time shortly after sunset or before sunrise when the sky takes on a deep blue hue.

The photographer eagerly set up his camera by the lake, waiting for the enchanting bleu time to capture the perfect shot of the serene landscape.

by RussianMobster88761 May 24, 2024

Wharfie Time

A time period within a game of Australian Rules Football when players of the Fremantle Football Club are inspired to show extraordinary strength, skill and aggression.

“Put on your Superman capes, it’s Wharfie Time.” - Matthew Pavlich 28:16-20

by Danny_Whitaker May 24, 2024

God-time

How the gods perceive time differently from mortals, due to their longer lifespans.

(e.g: 'The gods are typically more patient than mortals as 100 years is like a month in god-time' ).

(Note: God-time is kind of comparable to human and dog years, but not exactly).

by Diana Lucius DeCollis May 25, 2024