Snarknado
A whirling storm of snide remarks in response to a particularly controversial or inflammatory statement. Commonly seen on social media.
A wordplay on the term Sharknado.
A wordplay on the term Sharknado.
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Sharknado
A hell-storm of swirling winds and killer sharks capable of leveling small towns and turning mediocre B-list celebrities into has-been D-listers.
"What happened to Jim?"
"Oh, he had his shit ruined by that goddamn sharknado. His bloody corpse is over there behind the flipped over taxi cab."
"Oh, he had his shit ruined by that goddamn sharknado. His bloody corpse is over there behind the flipped over taxi cab."
Sharknado by Isaystomabel August 25, 2013
Sharknado
A "sharknado" derives from a combination of both the words "shark" and "tornado". It is exactly that: a shark tornado.
Sharknado by lentemembrasser-moncher August 26, 2013
Sharknado Shot
Inspired by the epic film Sharknado, this shot is made of Malibu, Blue Curacao, and Grenadine.
Before shooting, one must chant "shark shark shark sharknado!", the theme song during the closing credits.
Before shooting, one must chant "shark shark shark sharknado!", the theme song during the closing credits.
Sharknado Shot by Tags20 November 20, 2013
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