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how was the fall
A meme made by the Undertale community, and the "How was the fall" phrase came from a old Undertale song made by JT Music. This phrase was suddenly reused by the community as a meme, and made several edits on the song.
For example, an edit that makes Sans (from Undertale) in the song can only sang the "How was the fall" phrase for the whole song.
It is nostalgic, not gonna lie.
For example, an edit that makes Sans (from Undertale) in the song can only sang the "How was the fall" phrase for the whole song.
It is nostalgic, not gonna lie.
In social media
Random guy 1: "I slipped at the stairs just now."
Random guy 2: "How was the fall?"
Random guy 1: "Its hurts."
Random guy 2: "How was the fall?"
Random guy 1: "'scuse me?"
Random guy 2: "HOW WAS THE FALL?"
Random guy 1: "I slipped at the stairs just now."
Random guy 2: "How was the fall?"
Random guy 1: "Its hurts."
Random guy 2: "How was the fall?"
Random guy 1: "'scuse me?"
Random guy 2: "HOW WAS THE FALL?"
how was the fall by HiuSharky July 11, 2021
How was that not a headshot
How was that not a headshot by Mr Aw March 17, 2019
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
A sarcastic phrase meant to downplay the complaint or misfortune of another person, similar to playing the world's tiniest violin with one's fingers.
It is a reference to the assassination of President Lincoln. Can be substituted with any phrase referring to a tragic event, such as, "Other than that, how was the flight, Sullie?"
It is a reference to the assassination of President Lincoln. Can be substituted with any phrase referring to a tragic event, such as, "Other than that, how was the flight, Sullie?"
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? by Krizzaus May 14, 2010
Word of the Day on August 15, 2016
how was that not a kill
When you are playing a shooter and you swear to the highest power that you just wiped them from existence but they are completely fine.
how was that not a kill by A.Aron January 4, 2019
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
You say this dark/macabre humor phrase to lighten things up when both people have been discussing sad topics. You laugh a little bit because it is so bad to say and then you move on to talking about lighter subject things again. It is a segue (pronounced seg-way) / (a conversational bridge)from sad subjects back to lighter ones.
I find it very useful, although some people have not heard it before and they get confused and don't know what you are talking about, so you have to explain it to them. Then they laugh and you both move on to lighter subjects.
I find it very useful, although some people have not heard it before and they get confused and don't know what you are talking about, so you have to explain it to them. Then they laugh and you both move on to lighter subjects.
Wow, that's too bad that your friend's sister's hairdresser's brother got in a car accident and lost his pinky toe. (both people feel sad and there is silence and conversation is halted) and so another person says , "But other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play!" Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? And that is a shocking and awful thing to say, but it makes people laugh because it is so shocking and awful. Do not say this though if something is really really sad, because it will not lighten things up and it will make people mad and hurt their feelings.
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? by QUEENBEETV March 8, 2017
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
A sarcastic phrase meant to reveal a deceptive statement that downplays the significance of fundamental events.
"Other than killing him, I never heart him!" ... - Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
"Other than all the names I called her, I never bulled her!" ... - Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
"Other than all the names I called her, I never bulled her!" ... - Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? by racken September 3, 2016
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