Ever had one of those really uncanny experiences? Then this is the phrase for YOU! Coin is derived from the Latin word 'coincidence' and pronounced 'coy-n'. Use this newly fashionable expression when you've had a strange happenstance and want to appear cooler than the average punk-ass teenager.
Mel: Hey phoebe, I just bought a redskin, LOLEZ
Phoebe: Fo' realz? ME 2!!
Mel: Holy crap, are you goddamn serz?
Phoebe: Heck yeah!
Mel: What a coin!
Phoebe: U suck. Innit.
Phoebe: Fo' realz? ME 2!!
Mel: Holy crap, are you goddamn serz?
Phoebe: Heck yeah!
Mel: What a coin!
Phoebe: U suck. Innit.
by radxkore September 28, 2007
The "What the fuckness" in her eyes was priceless when she saw four midgets fucking a cow who was fellating a U.S. senator.
by Vincent Patrick February 25, 2008
by 10001100111000 December 20, 2011
Asked in a situation where you reach a point of no return or you have surpassed a dangerous obstacle and have survived the ordeal. 'What now' is also used as in,'where does this leave us', in terms of re-questioning your relationship status with someone.
Butch: What now?
Marsellus: What now? Well, let me tell you what now. I'm gonna call a coupla pipe-hitting' niggas, who'll go to work on the homes here with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch. Hear me talkin', hillbilly boy?! I ain't through with you by a damn sight. I'm gonna get Medieval on your ass.
Butch: I meant what now, between me and you?
Marsellus: Oh, that 'what now?' Well, let me tell ya what now between me an' you. There is no me an' you. Not no more.
(Dialogue from the movie, Pulp Fiction)
Marsellus: What now? Well, let me tell you what now. I'm gonna call a coupla pipe-hitting' niggas, who'll go to work on the homes here with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch. Hear me talkin', hillbilly boy?! I ain't through with you by a damn sight. I'm gonna get Medieval on your ass.
Butch: I meant what now, between me and you?
Marsellus: Oh, that 'what now?' Well, let me tell ya what now between me an' you. There is no me an' you. Not no more.
(Dialogue from the movie, Pulp Fiction)
by NeverMindWho March 01, 2006
A phrase used in an episode of Robot Chicken by spoof character M. Night Shyamalan. Derives from Shyamalan's trademark twist endings of his movies. Can be used as a replacement of the tired out saying, "oh snap!"
by * April 29, 2007
Avi walks with Regev on the sidewalk and sees a huge hole in the middle of the road.
Avi points at the hole and says:
"what is this shit?!?"
Avi points at the hole and says:
"what is this shit?!?"
by Elad H. March 14, 2005
by Lori. November 14, 2010