by Anonymous November 6, 2003
by David-TT April 12, 2007
Rapidly-growing alternative to "hello". Keeps things casual and silly - can be used to substitute "hey" or "hi" too.
Scenario 1:
"Helle, is it me you're looking for?"
"Nah, man, I'm looking for someone else."
Scenario 2:
"Helle, man."
"Ah, bro, what's up?"
"Helle, is it me you're looking for?"
"Nah, man, I'm looking for someone else."
Scenario 2:
"Helle, man."
"Ah, bro, what's up?"
by seh ple May 22, 2013
1. a word of truth.
2. used for total agreement with a statement.
3. used to express a strong feeling towards a subject.
2. used for total agreement with a statement.
3. used to express a strong feeling towards a subject.
John, did you fuck that girl last night?
Hells!
for real u cant respect hoes hells no.
hells right.
was that as good for you as it was for me?
Hells!
Hells!
for real u cant respect hoes hells no.
hells right.
was that as good for you as it was for me?
Hells!
by fuck master January 14, 2004
A phrase short for "what the hell?" used to express ones feeling of awkwardness or astonishment toward something someone else said. Similar to "the fuck?" but used when one is feels less astonished or awked out.
Car full of guys on there way to pick up a girl.
Bobby: "Hey you guys want to like take our pants off so when Lauren gets in the car, it will take her a second to realize were kinda naked, it'll be hilarious"
Chris: "the hell?"
Jack: "Yeah man what the fuck?"
Kevin: "Go for it bro"
Bobby: "Hey you guys want to like take our pants off so when Lauren gets in the car, it will take her a second to realize were kinda naked, it'll be hilarious"
Chris: "the hell?"
Jack: "Yeah man what the fuck?"
Kevin: "Go for it bro"
by thrash_ur_ass December 24, 2010
By far the most effective fear tactic created by an intelligent human being centuries ago used to control millions of people by taking the mystery of live and giving them insecurity of the unknown nature of death. There is no such place. People that claim they have had near death experiences to hell are lying.
by John Mann March 14, 2005
by Ben654735436 April 3, 2007