he’s is the biggest act.
by The Biggest Act December 7, 2017

by Wizodin July 13, 2020

Provision by which an individual pokes, prods and if necessary steps forward and drops the hammer when the intended party remains in a contemplative mode.
He wasn't makin' a move on that house so I popped the Serge Act and got it with a slammin' contract!
by TRD1 July 15, 2010

Some stupid ass act put together by the British Parliament that requires their citizens to submit an ID in order to access basically anything on the internet now. It all started with some 18+ websites requiring ID verification because too many parents don't want to monitor what their kids do online, or teach their proper internet safety, and now, it's gotten to the point that their government requires them to submit a driving license in order to access Wikipedia and Spotify. There's all kinds of gaslighting going on from officials due to the controversy of this act, such as stating that those against it are "on the sides of child groomers." Don't believe any of the crap these out of touch assholes have to say.
The Online Safety Act was never about protecting kids. It's about keeping track of who's doing what online, and using that information to suppress dissent. If the Parliament really cared about protecting kids, they'd teach online safety in public schools, arrest people on the Epstein list, or deport or imprison migrants accused to sex crimes against kids.
by This is my handle okay August 10, 2025

When you are the buzzkill of the party - taken from the character Karl from the show "An Idiot Abroad."
Also a curmudgeon.
Also a curmudgeon.
Ex:
David - "Let's go steal some Christmas lights."
Dorothy - " I don't want to. I don't like jail. It's illegal. I have a mortgage."
David - "You are acting a Karl in what could possibly be a fun situation."
David - "Let's go steal some Christmas lights."
Dorothy - " I don't want to. I don't like jail. It's illegal. I have a mortgage."
David - "You are acting a Karl in what could possibly be a fun situation."
by Sydney Coles June 11, 2012

Nope. It was completely justified. If you are going to lock people in your basement. You deserve what ever they do you when they escape.
Hym "And I'll expound on that by saying it ISN'T the Israeli civilians who deserve it. The Israeli government deserved it more than the civilians did. But Hamas can't get to the government officials, can they? It should have been the Israeli leadership's families. So, the civilians had to bite the bullet intended for their leaders. It maybe have been an 'act of terror' but it was an act of terror that was invited by the Israeli government so they could finish what they started 70 years ago and drive the Palestinians out of Israeli."
by Hym Iam November 22, 2023
