natural number based on male or female wheather you are jumping rope or sticking finger in a lightbulb socket, you always got some eight on your side.
by cody babe sonnnnnnnnn April 15, 2008
The term a homosexual uses when wanting to get married.
You see, when hitched, homosexuals wear their rings on the right ring finger (opposite of the heterosexuals). Who knows why, some rebellious act (as if marrying the same sex isn't rebellious enough!)
It's called "Eight" because you count using your left hand first and count to eight -- the homosexuals ring finger.
You see, when hitched, homosexuals wear their rings on the right ring finger (opposite of the heterosexuals). Who knows why, some rebellious act (as if marrying the same sex isn't rebellious enough!)
It's called "Eight" because you count using your left hand first and count to eight -- the homosexuals ring finger.
Rosie: I hope I see my eight soon...
Ellen: Don't count on it, fugly bitch.
Clay: I'm looking for a more serious relationship, someone to be my eight.
Gumby: I'll be your eight.
Ellen: Don't count on it, fugly bitch.
Clay: I'm looking for a more serious relationship, someone to be my eight.
Gumby: I'll be your eight.
by Beccahahaha July 13, 2008
by DogHollywood January 5, 2008
The "great eight" filler words whose meaning the people using them don't even understand, but solely spam them on every YouTube video they can get their hands onto, because "that is what you are supposed to do!" These people probably (I don't want to know) use this YouTube/Reddit/add-your-site-of-choice-here meme language in real-life situations too: at school (if they attend to one (hey, everything is possible)), in a line at a supermarket, at the mall etc. It must be spoken loudly, so people around can hear it the same way everyone sees their comments on-line.
The Great Eight filler words are: honest(ly), literally, appreciate, underrated, legit (short for legitimate), ignore, actually and though (short for although). Notice that "legit" is NEVER written as "legitimate" and its meaning is NOT "legitimate" but "legitimately" in this age of newspeak and memetalk. "Though" is never written as "although" and it has NO meaning whatsoever; it's a 100% bona-fide filler word. Summa summarum: it wouldn't make a difference if you wrote "onionballz!" instead of "legit" or "though", as anyone with a functioning set of brains just omits; passes these empty words with no meaning or value.
The Great Eight filler words are: honest(ly), literally, appreciate, underrated, legit (short for legitimate), ignore, actually and though (short for although). Notice that "legit" is NEVER written as "legitimate" and its meaning is NOT "legitimate" but "legitimately" in this age of newspeak and memetalk. "Though" is never written as "although" and it has NO meaning whatsoever; it's a 100% bona-fide filler word. Summa summarum: it wouldn't make a difference if you wrote "onionballz!" instead of "legit" or "though", as anyone with a functioning set of brains just omits; passes these empty words with no meaning or value.
Melvin: "Nice to see a new video from The Rolling Stones though. Let's be honest and stop ignoring the fact that they are legit the most underrated band in the world. SMH."
Sparky: "Facts. The Stones literally is sooo underrated that it hurts, to be honest, actually."
Thor: "*ambiguous smiley* Anyone else here for they actually appreciate the music though?"
Alfred: "Anyone watching in 2021? I wish this pandemic was over..."
Bob: "Gee, guys! Ever heard of The Great Eight?" ¦D"
Sparky: "Facts. The Stones literally is sooo underrated that it hurts, to be honest, actually."
Thor: "*ambiguous smiley* Anyone else here for they actually appreciate the music though?"
Alfred: "Anyone watching in 2021? I wish this pandemic was over..."
Bob: "Gee, guys! Ever heard of The Great Eight?" ¦D"
by Burt Milhorse Eriksson April 12, 2021
by jrky March 4, 2009
Australian rhyming slang, commonly used within Australian prison systems describing your best mate - partner in crime.
by _..._ December 10, 2017