HappyPlace
HappyPlace by wizard webster June 5, 2015
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happyplace
A wonderful place to be where you can let all your dreams, fantasies, even sick perversions come true, no matter who you are.
CreepyboyAndrew: I'm in my happyplace
HotChickCathy: Thats nice
CreepyboyAndrew: Wanna join me?
HotChickCathy has signed off.
HotChickCathy: Thats nice
CreepyboyAndrew: Wanna join me?
HotChickCathy has signed off.
happyplace by Cherrykallista July 20, 2006
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happy place
place inside all of us where we are all happy and get the warm fuzzies. our happy places are insulated from the shitheads that make up just about everyone we encounter.
happy place by unusu-al June 10, 2004
happy place
The mental state achieved when one wants to avoid the unpleasant or uncomfortble. Everyone's happy place is different, and usually consists of the things that make them joyous.
Mindlessidiot: "...and so I was like, that's so disgusting. You should get that checked out, and he goes..."
Semi-saneperson: "Dude, shut the crap up. I'm in my happy place!"
(Mindless idiot continues rambling aimlessly until Semi-sane person smacks them with a bag of frozen fish sticks.)
Semi-saneperson: "Dude, shut the crap up. I'm in my happy place!"
(Mindless idiot continues rambling aimlessly until Semi-sane person smacks them with a bag of frozen fish sticks.)
happy place by MandyM December 26, 2005
Find a happy place
When chanted to oneself repeatedly serves to conjure a positive memory, either fictional or real, that inspires optimism and hope during a time of despair, fear, or general malaise.
Peach, the starfish in Finding Nemo says hurriedly, "Find a happy place, find a happy place, find a happy place!" as a coping mechanism when the heavy-fingered niece of the dentist, Darla, taps on the glass of the aquarium.
Find a happy place by raw shrimp cooked shrimp January 16, 2009
Happy place
1. A psychologically-induced trance-like state, where a person may regress from a stressful situation. A person may go to their 'happy place' when trying to repress unhappy memories from their childhood.
2. A person whom is resting & de-stressing from work.
2. A person whom is resting & de-stressing from work.
1. "Oh, look at little Jonny. He's in his happy place. Poor kid's been through a lot." Though, Jonny remains depressed.
2. "Susan is at her happy place again." But really, Susan is contemplating killing everyone at her workplace.
2. "Susan is at her happy place again." But really, Susan is contemplating killing everyone at her workplace.
Happy place by thisisevidence March 6, 2010
Happy Place
A destination, location, world where all your friends and loved ones are together. This "place" is not one, but many. It is anywhere you feel the most "at home" and yourself. It is where you can have fun, smile, laugh, and get excited.
Happy Place by Jdowd March 3, 2009
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