serious business
An expression said, often in a sarcastic, humorous way. Can be used in just about any context to describe something in a nonsensical way. internets
serious business by Kyle2252 September 1, 2008
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Serious Business
Serious Business by Philly Phillz May 10, 2010
Serious business
Serious business by kid slicc March 1, 2018
Serious Business
noun, adjective
A common chant and or saying that implies to promise of absolute focus, determination, and success.
Although the result of chanting this word usually results in total failure.
A common chant and or saying that implies to promise of absolute focus, determination, and success.
Although the result of chanting this word usually results in total failure.
1. "Now it's time for some serious business"
2. "He's really serious business about having 10 babies right now"
2. "He's really serious business about having 10 babies right now"
Serious Business by szyg May 23, 2008
THE INTERNET = SERIOUS BUSINESS
An extremely popular Internet catch phrase. Not necessarily typed in all caps. Sometimes shortened by omitting "THE." Also sometimes used with an intentional mispelling of "THE" as "TEH."
Many people think that having heated debates over the Internet is a pointless waste of time, no matter what the topic of discussion might be. Thus, this catch phrase was born. At times, the phrase makes a valid point. However, there are many people who overuse the phrase, thereby degrading it's merit and humor.
Many people think that having heated debates over the Internet is a pointless waste of time, no matter what the topic of discussion might be. Thus, this catch phrase was born. At times, the phrase makes a valid point. However, there are many people who overuse the phrase, thereby degrading it's merit and humor.
Person 1: I'm right and you're wrong!
Person 2: No, I'm right and YOU'RE wrong!
Person 3: THE INTERNET = SERIOUS BUSINESS
Person 2: No, I'm right and YOU'RE wrong!
Person 3: THE INTERNET = SERIOUS BUSINESS
THE INTERNET = SERIOUS BUSINESS by forcryingoutloud August 17, 2006
THE INTERNET IS SERIOUS BUSINESS
THE INTERNET IS SERIOUS BUSINESS by Homoriffic January 1, 2007
Serious Buisness
Brianna: Jonny, can I ask you something?
Jonny: Depends, is it important?
Brianna: Let's jsut say its serious buisness.
Jonny: Okay. Sweet.
Jonny: Depends, is it important?
Brianna: Let's jsut say its serious buisness.
Jonny: Okay. Sweet.
Serious Buisness by batmanSG July 16, 2010
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A dead drop is a location used to secretly pass items between two people, without requiring them to meet.
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A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
"The dead drop is the restroom toilet at the Gulf station at the corner of Commercial Ave. and Georges Rd."
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