The act of asking about naming a good thing about a beta, usually with a response similar to " I-I-I-I-Can't!"
by skibidirizzlersigma October 10, 2024
"Those are the long ones, and those are the short ones."
by Spidermin February 05, 2017
Like throwing up a peace sign as greeting but with only your pointer finger; though usually done with both hands. Generally used as a greeting, or form of recognition among friends, and seeing friends in a public setting.
Originated in southern Minnesota and used mainly in small communities as a sign of friendship.
Originated in southern Minnesota and used mainly in small communities as a sign of friendship.
Person 1: Oh hey there's Emily
Person 2: Cool sauce up ones!
I saw Jessica's mom in the grocery store yesterday, sauced up some ones.
Person 2: Cool sauce up ones!
I saw Jessica's mom in the grocery store yesterday, sauced up some ones.
by TolDorkandHondsome March 09, 2016
İts a really scary character made by doctor nowhere probably one of the scariest analog horrors I've seen go watch it
Trump:İ fear the boiled one More than İ fear than debt
Putin:Same İ hope İ forget him when İ have a sleep paralysis
Putin:Same İ hope İ forget him when İ have a sleep paralysis
by Urbdicdayismay23 April 17, 2024
The moment that Edward Newgate told, not just the One Piece characters, but the entire world that One Piece truly exists.
by Himithy101 August 26, 2023
Art that has been made specifically with the intention of never seeing the light of day. It is for the artist only.
Failed examples of this are Francis Goya’s dark paintings. He painted these on the walls of his house and covered them up, most likely intending for them to naturally decay. A long time later however, they were found, preserved and named. Because this art has been uncovered and made public, it has lost its original status.
The funny thing about this ‘art for no one’ is that the only variant of it that is successful, we will never know about since it remained as intended; a secret to anyone but the artist.
Failed examples of this are Francis Goya’s dark paintings. He painted these on the walls of his house and covered them up, most likely intending for them to naturally decay. A long time later however, they were found, preserved and named. Because this art has been uncovered and made public, it has lost its original status.
The funny thing about this ‘art for no one’ is that the only variant of it that is successful, we will never know about since it remained as intended; a secret to anyone but the artist.
by WhiteKimono April 05, 2024
"YES!!!!!! i made it to base one with Pamela!!!"
"I can't believe Jimmy made it to base one with Mary before i did!"
"I can't believe Jimmy made it to base one with Mary before i did!"
by Mags Skecthy September 07, 2017