Mazen Saleh Sudais

A weird combination made by a couple of friends. Such name derived from one of their fellow classmates, after a hilarious few minutes that came up with the idea of adding two students' names together, thus concluding with this disgrace of a name.

Mazen Saleh Sudais likes chocolate chips on the chuck e cheese plate

Mazen Saleh Sudais by anonymous March 13, 2021

Salem's Lot moment

Feeling of elation when you realise you and one other person have resisted a virulent cultural meme that has infected the rest of the local population.

Etymology: the 1979 television adaptation of Salem’s Lot concludes with two characters, Ben Mears and Mark Petrie, hiding in a church from the other town inhabitants, all of whom have been transformed into vampires. Despite the danger of their predicament there’s a sense of elation that they have resisted the vampire infection.

Example of Salem's Lot moment: having met the one other person at a party who refuses to dance to commercial R'n'B, you both hide out in the garden. Should you fail to find another such person, you may find yourself overwhelmed by the infection, dancing along to Beyonce, now one of the damned.

Salem's Lot moment by rumeurs March 2, 2011

saleh sarwar 

Saleh Sarwar is basically saleh starwar yeah guys he acted in starwars as the uh flies there

Jirin: "Saleh Sarwar, i love you!"

saleh sarwar by uh hi November 6, 2021

salem's love 

kei. my pride and joy, my other half, mi media naranja

oh, yeah? well ... my love is better than salem's love..?

salem's love by divinitezz May 29, 2024

ahmad saleh bin sultan

The best person in this word, literally. you can tell just by the name itself. no explanation needed.

hi my name is ahmad saleh bin sultan
Adam: holy shit dude you are literally a beast

ahmad saleh bin sultan by ispeakstraightwellknownfactx March 22, 2020

look at one's sales

(verb) to set eyes on one's money.

look at one's sales by Fangsta March 18, 2003

Like it's on sale 

An expression used to point out a female dressing provocatively in a public place, assumedly in hopes of attracting male affection or attention. Can be used as a compliment or as a negative remark, depending on the user’s tone or intent. Origin of the phrase refers to prostitutes working a corner, dressing to attract johns - however the phrase used this way is strictly for pointing out or identifying females dressed provocatively.

John: "Dude, check out the girl in the green tank top.

Dave: "Wow... like it's on sale."

Like it's on sale by MarkusRex82 April 29, 2011