The process of refusing to believe any logical thought/reasoning and create a theory based on no hard facts. The theory is usualy based on a forum post or a paragraph someone once read which was meaningless and untrue. Even if hard facts are presented to discourage the bog theory or totally falsify it, the individual refuses to accpet the truth.
Bog1 "Larry David is gay, i once read something somewhere about him being gay, therefore he's gay.
Bog2 "The correct English is not 'must have' it's 'must of', i just read a post on the internet which contained it.
Bog3 "Time doesn't exist, no as in i've built up a theory based on all the knowledge i've gathered over time and even though all logical reasoning proves that it is false, i continue to try and prove otherwise.
Bog2 "The correct English is not 'must have' it's 'must of', i just read a post on the internet which contained it.
Bog3 "Time doesn't exist, no as in i've built up a theory based on all the knowledge i've gathered over time and even though all logical reasoning proves that it is false, i continue to try and prove otherwise.
by MustOf February 25, 2008
A bathroom
by Babydoll75 February 26, 2019
by Bubba Zanetti January 13, 2020
Bog.
by OnlyAfterHours March 05, 2022
'...But suddenly, I viddied that thinking was for the gloopy ones, and that the oomny ones use like, inspiration and what Bog sends. Now it was lovely music that came into my aid. There was a window open with the stereo on, and I viddied right at once what to do.'
by Chimpppp August 29, 2007
In Russian and many other Slavic languages, God.
In Cyrillic: Бог
Sounds just like the English word "bog".
In Cyrillic: Бог
Sounds just like the English word "bog".
1) A Serbian proverb:
Cyrillic: Бог високо, a Русија далеко.
Latin: Bog visoko, a Rusija daleko.
Translation: God is high above, and Russia is far away. (Meaning that help is far and unlikely.)
2) A Russian Proverb:
Cyrillic: Бог тро́ицу лю́бит.
Latin: Bog troitsu lyubit
Translation: God likes trinity.
(Similar to "third time's the charm".)
Cyrillic: Бог високо, a Русија далеко.
Latin: Bog visoko, a Rusija daleko.
Translation: God is high above, and Russia is far away. (Meaning that help is far and unlikely.)
2) A Russian Proverb:
Cyrillic: Бог тро́ицу лю́бит.
Latin: Bog troitsu lyubit
Translation: God likes trinity.
(Similar to "third time's the charm".)
by TarkanAttila22 July 15, 2010
A toilet.
by Shagwaggon December 20, 2015