Tasker

A term USNA Midshipman invented to make trivial tasks they perform seem like monumental endeavors which only the strongest and smartest officer candidate can perform.

MIDN ENS: Hey man, you coming out to Stan and Joes tonight?
MIDN LTJG: Nah, I gotta assign a lot of taskers tonight.
MIDN ENS: GMT/NKO tours?
MIDN LTJG: Nah, many members of the company haven't done the weekend list.

Let me consult my machine of knowledge and see how many taskers I have due before TAPs.

by IfIToldYouWhoItWas February 8, 2023

Thank

Thank is a swear commonly used in schools, business and even at home. Usually the word that goes after thank is you.
This is the ONLY swear that you can ever say in the public without getting scolded.

Thank you for ripping my homework.

by The Hilarious Anonymous Guy March 6, 2023

Thank

Thank is a swear that is commonly used in schools, business and even at home. The word you is usually after the word thank.
This is the ONLY swear that you won’t get scolded after you say it.

Thank you for ripping my homework.
Thank your dear life.

by The Hilarious Anonymous Guy March 6, 2023

Thank you for your city your frank

if someone gives unnecessary comments that you didn’t ask for you can deal with it with sarcasm:) and humor!

lif someone was like ewww! that person stinks you could say “thank you for your city your frank”

by Sarah._.26353 March 16, 2023

Thank jesús

So then people can thank those who are named Jesús

On december 5 everyone have to thank jesús Hernandez grajales

by Yachi_313 December 4, 2022

Thank you

The two words "Thank you" is a way to tell someone your grateful for something they did/do.

P1: Thank you for helping me.
P2 You're welcome!

by NONON-CCjiCKWC December 15, 2022

Thank You

A phrase used to avoid saying “I love you”. Often used when you are in a 2008 show where the characters are not confirmed as homosexuals despite their obvious romantic feelings for each other.

Arthur: “Thank You”

Everyone else: “He was supposed to say ‘I love you’, did you see him mouth it?”

by anonymous December 20, 2022