GOOML

Acronym - "Get Out Of My Life"
often used to explicitly tell people they are not wanted at the present moment.

Usually used on MSN, because the phrase gooml (goo-mel) cannot be said very elequently in everyday conversation.

You are soooooo annoying! GOOML!

GOOML by J to the Dog May 27, 2009

goodliffe 

(verb) the act of pencil marking all possible candidates in all cells of a sudoku before solving

I've run out of logical steps, so I'm going to goodliffe this sudoku, and hope to spot some patterns.

goodliffe by detroittobuffalo May 3, 2021

goofler 

Someone exceptionally skilled at being goofy. Combination of the words "rizzler" and "goofy".

He is the goofler.

goofler by matee28 March 9, 2023

The holy gooble 

A collection of the most important teachings known to man. Based on the teachings of the creator goomy.

You seem troubled read the holy gooble.

The holy gooble by Hella_non_conformist_bitch November 9, 2013

Goodlahoma 

Oklahoma but thumbs up

thumbs up: goodlahoma
netrual : oklahoma
thumbs down: badlahoma

Goodlahoma by randomguy6942069420 December 26, 2021

Goodliffe's Theorem

Goodliffe's Theorem predicts an inverse correlation between an individual's understanding of percentages, and the likelihood that they use the % button on a calculator.

Anyone with a thorough understanding of percentages is highly unlikely to use the % button on a calculator compared to someone with only a limited understanding of percentages.

Megan: Hey Phil, I'm trying to work out a percentage thingy, do you reckon Noel would show me how to use the % button on my calculator?

Phil: Are you cray cray?! Noel falls towards the extreme right of the Goodliffe's Theorem Curve - he'd just laugh at your stupidity. Try asking Matt.

Goodliffe's Theorem by XLedge June 8, 2016

Gooble Gobble 

A nonsensical phrase that found it's origin in the film "Freaks" (1932). In the movie it is chanted by geniune deformed people at a wedding ceremony.

I can be used as a chant in an acceptance ceremony, or as a comical phrase to those familiar with it's origins.

Has been used on the television shows "South Park" and "Clerks: the Animated Series".

"We accept you, one of us! Gooble Gobble!" (Repeat)

Gooble Gobble by Jonathan L. Waldman May 15, 2005