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Schlangnah
Schlangnah - (modern Gaelic]
Comes from an uneducated tourists feeble, but well intentioned attempt, at raising a glass and toasting a drink with the Irish Gaelic term, ‘slàinte mhath’, meaning ‘Good health’.
First used in the Westenra Hotel in Monaghan , Monaghan Country, Ireland in 2017 by the Burnett Family, ‘Schlangnah’ has now become a socially accepted term when raising a glass with Irish mates in both Australia and New Zealand.
Comes from an uneducated tourists feeble, but well intentioned attempt, at raising a glass and toasting a drink with the Irish Gaelic term, ‘slàinte mhath’, meaning ‘Good health’.
First used in the Westenra Hotel in Monaghan , Monaghan Country, Ireland in 2017 by the Burnett Family, ‘Schlangnah’ has now become a socially accepted term when raising a glass with Irish mates in both Australia and New Zealand.
Schlangnah by Preciouspeacedove May 7, 2019
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Schwangin • Schwangingg • Schlangin' • Schmanging • schwanking • Schlangin’ • schwanding • schwankin • schwankinator • shwangin
schlanking
schlanking by Chooj April 2, 2021
Schwang Wang Wang
A unique TYT (The Young Turks) response to any lame attempt at humor, roughly analogous to the "wah wah wahhhhhh" muted trumpet sound frequently used in '60s era sitcoms and elsewhere to punctuate a rather obvious or trite joke. Cenk has used "shwang wang wang" this way in his personal lexicon for many years, but later appended it with "Debbie Schlussel" to mock the tone and delivery of the Michigan-based conservative blogger's unintentionally hilarious YouTube videos. See also "Debbie Downer."
Debbie: "The queen of daytime talk has endorsed B.O.... no, not the smelly B.O., but the Presidential B.O."
Cenk: "Schwang wang wang, Debbie Schlussel"
Cenk: "Schwang wang wang, Debbie Schlussel"
Schwang Wang Wang by TYT Army January 23, 2011
Schwang wang wang
Used to punctuate a particular awful joke. Often followed by the name of the world renowned conservative blogger and youtube.com enthusiast, Debbie Schlussel.
Debbie ~ "The queen of daytime talk has endorsed B.O.... no, not the smelly B.O., but the Presidential B.O."
Cenk ~ "Schwang wang wang, Debbie Schlussel"
Cenk ~ "Schwang wang wang, Debbie Schlussel"
Schwang wang wang by Sir Cumcision September 10, 2009
Schwanking
Chanse: Hey Anika, do you remember that time we caught Oliver schwanking?
Anika: OMG yes! That guy caught him as well!
Anika: OMG yes! That guy caught him as well!
Schwanking by Oliver the Schwanker February 7, 2019
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