Robert Deniro
Robert Deniro by Juanikiki May 11, 2006
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Robert Deniro
1) Verb: To Robert Deniro is to ruin your badass reputation by choosing to do soft or silly things, perhaps (but not necessarily) to make money. To sell out.
Origin: Robert Deniro was once a badass and respectable actor, showcasing his skills in films like "Raging Bull" and "The Godfather Part II". He then decided to do stupid comedies like "Meet the Parents" and it all went downhill from there, culminating in his latest embarrassment "Dirty Grandpa".
2. Noun: A Robert Deniro is someone who used to be a badass that everyone admired but, through bad choices, has become a lameass disappointment.
Origin: Robert Deniro was once a badass and respectable actor, showcasing his skills in films like "Raging Bull" and "The Godfather Part II". He then decided to do stupid comedies like "Meet the Parents" and it all went downhill from there, culminating in his latest embarrassment "Dirty Grandpa".
2. Noun: A Robert Deniro is someone who used to be a badass that everyone admired but, through bad choices, has become a lameass disappointment.
1. Verb: Al Pacino has begun to Robert Deniro his career with films like "Jack and Jill"
2. Noun: I knew that Senator Elizabeth Warren had become a Robert Deniro when she refused to endorse fellow progressive Senator Bernie Sanders for President. When she finally endorses corporate neocon Hillary Clinton, I'll know that her transformation is complete. What a shame.
2. Noun: I knew that Senator Elizabeth Warren had become a Robert Deniro when she refused to endorse fellow progressive Senator Bernie Sanders for President. When she finally endorses corporate neocon Hillary Clinton, I'll know that her transformation is complete. What a shame.
Robert Deniro by BigOwlLittleCat June 9, 2016
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One of the greatest actors ever.
Usually compared to Al Pacino, however..both of them are great.
Seen in films such as : Meet the Parents, The Godfather Part II, Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, Awakenings, among others.
Usually compared to Al Pacino, however..both of them are great.
Seen in films such as : Meet the Parents, The Godfather Part II, Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, Awakenings, among others.
Guy 1: I watched Taxi Driver last night.
Guy 2: De Niro is great in that movie.
Guy 1 and 2: "You Talkin' Ta Me?"
Guy 2: De Niro is great in that movie.
Guy 1 and 2: "You Talkin' Ta Me?"
robert de niro by SuperSonicX August 20, 2004
robert De Niro
The best and most respected actor of all time.
No one will ever come close to being Robert de Niro (except Al Pacino)
No one will ever come close to being Robert de Niro (except Al Pacino)
robert De Niro by de Niro rules June 25, 2003
Robert De Niro
Robert De Niro by Michael Bolton sucks March 25, 2004
Robert De Niro
One of the greatest and most respected actors of all time. He has been known for creating tough-guy roles or people that are borderline pychotic. Eventhough he's been picking crapola lately, he's still a great actor. He has been Oscar nominated several times but has one twice. (Best Actor for "Raging Bull" and Supporting for "The Godfather: Part II").
Robert De Niro by Kyle February 19, 2005
Robert De Niro
1. An italian actor of great caliber. He is known for his roles as criminals.
2. Money in general, or a specific amount.
3. A sandwich ordered with nothing on it.
2. Money in general, or a specific amount.
3. A sandwich ordered with nothing on it.
1. Robert De Niro was a perfect fit for his role in Jackie Brown
2.- Yo, how much Robert De Niro does your job pay?
-Man, about 6.75 Robert De Niros an hour.
3. Can I get a burger, Robert De Niro.
2.- Yo, how much Robert De Niro does your job pay?
-Man, about 6.75 Robert De Niros an hour.
3. Can I get a burger, Robert De Niro.
Robert De Niro by 01 Mexico May 24, 2010
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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