Great Job
If anybody managed to get up off their asses and do something today, I congratulate you. You're not a lazy fuck
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Great Job!
A phrase used on one of the funniest shows anywhere, Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job! It can be used either when somebody truly does a "great job!", or if they fail it can be used in the same way, as sarcasm. it must be said calmly, without enthusiasm, while giving the thumbs with only one hand
Example one: "Dude, you just beat guitar hero on expert! Great job!" *thumbs up*
Example two: "Dude, you just totally crashed on your skateboard! Great job!" *Thumbs up*
Example two: "Dude, you just totally crashed on your skateboard! Great job!" *Thumbs up*
Great Job! by Travis Lull October 1, 2008
You are doing a great job
1) When someone is doing the exact opposite of a great job. Typically used when an employee demonstrates substandard performance.
2) A terrible job
2) A terrible job
You are doing a great job by KJJ317 November 14, 2019
Tim And Eric Awesome Show Great Job
Tim And Eric Awesome Show Great Job is one of thee funniest comedy/sketch show's ever!
Air's on Cartoon Network/AdultSwim.
Starring Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.
Air's on Cartoon Network/AdultSwim.
Starring Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.
Karen: Anything good on t.v?
Jenny: Tim And Eric Awesome Show Great Job is on now.
Karen: What the heck is that?
Jenny: Only one of thee funniest shows on television ever!
Karen: ok, what channel?
Jenny: Cartoon Network / Adultswim.
Karen: Heck yes! this show is incredibly awesome!
Jenny: Tim And Eric Awesome Show Great Job is on now.
Karen: What the heck is that?
Jenny: Only one of thee funniest shows on television ever!
Karen: ok, what channel?
Jenny: Cartoon Network / Adultswim.
Karen: Heck yes! this show is incredibly awesome!
Tim And Eric Awesome Show Great Job by Johnny Davison February 16, 2010
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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