The Merry Prankster's bus and their destination. A symbol of the 60's and psychadelia and Ken Kesey. Read The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test for more information.
Why am I the first person to define this?!
"The painting job, meanwhile, with everybody pitching in in a frenzy of primary colors, yellows, oranges, blues, reds, was sloppy as hell, except for the parts Roy Seburn did, which were nice manic mandalas. Well, it was sloppy, but the one thing you had to say for it; it was freaking lurid. The manifest, the destination sign in front, read: "Furthur," with two u's." --Tom Wolfe
A word seen primarily in the marijuana subculture combining words from the term "For Sure" into an effortless, easy to pronounce term. It usually signifies the end of a conversation filled with Idunno's and empty space through an agreement between two indecisive minds.
"Hey man, what do you wanna do tonight?"
"Idunno."
"I'm kinda hungry. Lets get some Wendys."
"...Furshur."
A combination of the words "for sure". Typically used as a way of putting less effort into saying "for sure", specifically for the purpose of displaying dissatisfaction with the task at hand or a question asked. However, it is also associated with 'stoner-counterculture' and can be used without the intention of showing dissatisfaction, but as a 'cool' and shortened version of "for sure", basically meaning "alright".
Mom - "Hey Donnie, would you go take out the trash now?"
Donnie - "Furshur..."
Man 1 - "Hey wanna pack a bowl, man?"
Man 2 - "Furshur."
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.