Person 1: I have a GIGANTIC OTN!
Person 2: You sure? Because the last time I checked there was nothing there.
Person 2: You sure? Because the last time I checked there was nothing there.
by MetaMarxUltra October 11, 2018
by taeethakidd May 23, 2018
by SwampAss22 November 02, 2018
On top non-stop, I beleive it's roots lie in Angus in Scotland from the ned (non-educated delinquent) culture.
by Gary666 May 28, 2007
knitting term, stand for On The needles.
meaning a project (jumper, socks, hat) that is still being worked on. Often used on Knitting Blogs.
see UFO}
meaning a project (jumper, socks, hat) that is still being worked on. Often used on Knitting Blogs.
see UFO}
by Othlon December 19, 2006
"of the now" - usually used in various photo micro-blogging services, but use has not been limited to such.
Sometimes "of the nau/nao."
Used often to tag so people know that the photo is more a "snapshot of life," and there might not be anything more then your current reality viewing experience. It can also be used to humorously trivialize commonly occurring bizarre experiences (see second example).
Sometimes "of the nau/nao."
Used often to tag so people know that the photo is more a "snapshot of life," and there might not be anything more then your current reality viewing experience. It can also be used to humorously trivialize commonly occurring bizarre experiences (see second example).
Example 1 (general use):
Subject: "Kitty OTN"
Data: a picture of the cat sitting in front of you.
Example 2 (humorous use):
Subject: "Crazy lady OTN"
Data: picture of some woman on the bus you are in raving while being pulled out the door by police
Subject: "Kitty OTN"
Data: a picture of the cat sitting in front of you.
Example 2 (humorous use):
Subject: "Crazy lady OTN"
Data: picture of some woman on the bus you are in raving while being pulled out the door by police
by elder_quakes December 27, 2009