by Bonk police March 3, 2021
Here comes the Cass Attack
by ooofmaster69 April 1, 2020
Centennial Access to Student Services (CASS) form is an absolutely notorious and infamous system which Centennial College uses to send inquiries from students to the relevant departments, instead of the student directly addressing the person that will fix their problems in minutes.
The processing time for a CASS Form submission varies, but it always has a much more significant wait time, regardless of type of inquiry or department.
It is often used as a delay tactic by staff around the college, even when waiting in-line to see a representative in person:
"Oh what are you here for?" - Staff member to student in long lineup
"I am here for the International Student Office." - Poor, tired, and frustrated student
"Oh sorry they're not taking anymore tickets today, just fill out a form on CASS!" - Inconsiderate staff member
Note the look of deep sadness appears on the poor, tired, and frustrated student's face instantly after triggering CASS remark
The processing time for a CASS Form submission varies, but it always has a much more significant wait time, regardless of type of inquiry or department.
It is often used as a delay tactic by staff around the college, even when waiting in-line to see a representative in person:
"Oh what are you here for?" - Staff member to student in long lineup
"I am here for the International Student Office." - Poor, tired, and frustrated student
"Oh sorry they're not taking anymore tickets today, just fill out a form on CASS!" - Inconsiderate staff member
Note the look of deep sadness appears on the poor, tired, and frustrated student's face instantly after triggering CASS remark
"Bhai, I sent the request through the CASS Form over a month and a half ago, no response." - Student in need of CASS help
"See them in-person and ask for help, almost no time left!" - Friend of student
"Sorry bhenchod, submit another CASS Form request!" - Person working department desk
"Excuse me good sir, where are the washrooms here at Centennial?" - Urgent student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
"Excuse me good sir, what happens to be the current time?" - No watch or phone student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
"Excuse me good sir, where is the L building?" - No map student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
"See them in-person and ask for help, almost no time left!" - Friend of student
"Sorry bhenchod, submit another CASS Form request!" - Person working department desk
"Excuse me good sir, where are the washrooms here at Centennial?" - Urgent student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
"Excuse me good sir, what happens to be the current time?" - No watch or phone student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
"Excuse me good sir, where is the L building?" - No map student
"Fill out a CASS request, chutiya!" - Staff member
by urbandictionaryer416 January 25, 2023
It means in French, let's leave. Se casser in French really means to break. But in slang, se casser means to leave. On is a familiar way of saying, We. Thus: Let us (we) leave. The se is a grammatical word and this is not a French lesson so let us leave it at that.
Cette boum est morte, on se casse!
This party is dead, let's leave!
This party is dead, let's get the hell out of here.
Voilà la police, on se casse!
There is the police, let's get the hell out of here!
This party is dead, let's leave!
This party is dead, let's get the hell out of here.
Voilà la police, on se casse!
There is the police, let's get the hell out of here!
by monsieur screech July 5, 2007
by cavacavacavacava July 2, 2011
A sneak attack math problem after kids think they get the material to get them overwhelmed . It's meant to challenge your minds and is very funny to say in Mr. Cassidy's math class. (he's the mastermind)
Uh oh, here comes the cass attack!
by ooofmaster69 April 1, 2020
noun, 1. A lake in northern Minnesota 2. A city next to and named for the lake 3. The capital city of Leech Lake reservation 4. One of the only lakes in the world with an island which has its own lake (Star Island and Lake Windigo)
by Bryan "Juba" Fisher August 22, 2008