When some Trumpists-turned-QAnonists still stranded on the volcanic island of Mauritius—who needed to concoct a half-believe story to gain public attention so that they could fly back home—told the locals that they spotted a big bird that resembled the flightless dodo in the middle of the night, when the country was still on lockdown, thus raising the infinitesimal hope that the Mauritian bird, thought extinct, is far from dead.
That “the dodo is alive!” sounds like a modern version of the biblical story of Jesus’ raising Lazarus, who had already been in the tomb for four days, from the dead—even if the big bird is long dead, who says that it can’t miraculously be resurrected?
by MathPlus December 12, 2020
by ItzShadow January 29, 2021
When your out with Friends and the Ginger one disappears when it's his round, or his misses comes and picks him up using the 'lost my iPhone' App
by Chinese_ry November 25, 2016
1. Originally used in the Navy to say they had found a person at sea who was still alive, as opposed to drowned.
2. Currently used by people over 50 to express surprise or disgust.
2. Currently used by people over 50 to express surprise or disgust.
1. "Man alive! Bring up the lifeboats! MAAAAAAN ALIIIIIIIVE!"
2. "Man alive, l can't believe my boss changed my schedule at the last minute again! I've got about ten minutes to get ready and get there!"
2. "Man alive, l can't believe my boss changed my schedule at the last minute again! I've got about ten minutes to get ready and get there!"
by orinoco womble July 26, 2021
by stfu.girl August 28, 2021
by Meameaperson August 31, 2021
