automatigically
Doing something automatically and magically.
automatigically by kustomer September 29, 2020
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Automatically systematic
A phrase meaning "yes." Coined by Willie James Huff, better known as Funky Chicken and Alah Rackbar.
Waco: "Willie, you kinda spit when you talk, man."
Willie: "That's that's that's the Holy Spirit. I don't spit it."
Waco: "So, that's the Holy Spirit spitting on you?"
Willie: "Automatically systematic."
Willie: "That's that's that's the Holy Spirit. I don't spit it."
Waco: "So, that's the Holy Spirit spitting on you?"
Willie: "Automatically systematic."
Automatically systematic by MofistolRobinson March 25, 2009
automagically
Automatically, but in a way that, for some reason (typically because it is too complicated, or too ugly, or perhaps even too trivial), the speaker doesn't feel like explaining to you.
This term is quite old, going back at least to the mid-70s in jargon and probably much earlier. The word `automagic' occurred in advertising (for a shirt-ironing gadget) as far back as the late 1940s.
This term is quite old, going back at least to the mid-70s in jargon and probably much earlier. The word `automagic' occurred in advertising (for a shirt-ironing gadget) as far back as the late 1940s.
automagically by Biohertz January 30, 2003
Automagically
A mix of automatically and magically
Automagically by General Serb Nationalist May 8, 2023
automagically
adv. Something that happens automatically, but that also has some mysterious, "magical" element to it. "Smart" appliances, features, etc. that do intelligent things with less help than you might expect.
automagically by The Grammar Nazi January 13, 2002
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automatically boots and barkly
This factualizes anything you say. This is often used in an argument between friends when one knows they have lost the argument to make them automatically win. It is commonly used by a poor sport or sore loser to gain an upper hand.
It's mainly used as an inside joke/game between friends who understand the meaning of the phrase and who are willing to abide by it to continue the joke.
In a sense it is as the jedi mind trick.
It's mainly used as an inside joke/game between friends who understand the meaning of the phrase and who are willing to abide by it to continue the joke.
In a sense it is as the jedi mind trick.
mom: "I told you to take out the garbage 3 times now and it's still here."
Son: "You said you would take it out, automatically boots and barkly!"
mom: "Automatically boots and what? I never said that...."
Son: "You said you would take it out, automatically boots and barkly!"
mom: "Automatically boots and what? I never said that...."
automatically boots and barkly by etilauqa December 5, 2011
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automagically by flyingrunion June 9, 2018
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