Haget
Haget by steev0jackson July 20, 2010
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I don’t wanna, I don’t haveta, I ain’t gonna
Something really useful from the US. The only reply to be made to an acquaintance, or a co-worker you don’t like very much who makes ridiculous demands on your time and effort for no recompense.
“What did you say when Malcolm asked you to do his work while he sloped off to get freebies at the supermarket?”
“I don’t wanna, I don’t haveta, I ain’t gonna.”
“I don’t wanna, I don’t haveta, I ain’t gonna.”
I don’t wanna, I don’t haveta, I ain’t gonna by AKACroatalin September 5, 2016
Hagerlife
A fatty, cuck husband, and son of Grimace. A Michigan superfan. A goddamn waste of space who fears me. Always trying to be fatter than yesterday and dodging flying prison poo. -McD
My Hagerlife is miserable, I have no friends and hide insults on the Internet about real men like a scared prag.
Hagerlife by Brenda Hagerman August 20, 2023
HAGT
Have a Good Trip.
1. What to say to someone who is about to embark on a journey into an altered state of consciousness through hallucinogens.
1. What to say to someone who is about to embark on a journey into an altered state of consciousness through hallucinogens.
Hageman Dancer
This is a dancing style that encompasses large usage of space and complete disregard for other neighbouring dancers. A Hageman dancer will often dance carelessly, using his/her elbows and continuously infringing upon the space of neighbouring dancers with complete disregard for their comfort or space.
Hageman Dancer by giuseppino May 20, 2007
pull a Hagelmoser
To 'pull a Hagelmoser' is a (roughly translated) traditional, slightly-out-of-fashion German idiom describing a young, dopey person attempting to attend a festivity that already took place a day ago, thus causing amusement witht the irritated hosts who are suprised by the late arrival.
Fritz, what are you doing here? Uncle Hubert's divorce dinner-party was yesterday! You've obviously pulled a Hagelmoser.
Let me check my calendar for your sister's wedding ceremony. I certainly don't want to pull a Hagelmoser.
Let me check my calendar for your sister's wedding ceremony. I certainly don't want to pull a Hagelmoser.
pull a Hagelmoser by Guenther-San July 15, 2010
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