The belief that something of significant scope and duration, particularly something negative, is coming to an end.
by ZHOMBEE October 19, 2021
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The word or phrase or thought may have been common in the early 19th century, but is used today by ED!
The word or phrase or thought may have been common in the early 19th century, but is used today by ED!
Ed: "I know exactly what's going on here. I was trying not to tip my hand. Just know that I know."
Other person: What the hell was that? An Edism?
Ed: "...IT'S NOT AN EDISM. IT'S AN OLD TIME POKER TERM. THAT I THOUGHT EVERYONE KNEW AND UNDERSTOOD."
Other person: Exactly
Other person: What the hell was that? An Edism?
Ed: "...IT'S NOT AN EDISM. IT'S AN OLD TIME POKER TERM. THAT I THOUGHT EVERYONE KNEW AND UNDERSTOOD."
Other person: Exactly
by Superjfly December 9, 2008
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Noun: Happy Endism
Noun: Happy Endism
"There are happy-endists everywhere!"
- Typical phrase of a happy-endist: "Everything is gonna be alright."
- The end of the World will never come. And if it does - against all odds - the post-end-era will be even better than the World before.
- Typical phrase of a happy-endist: "Everything is gonna be alright."
- The end of the World will never come. And if it does - against all odds - the post-end-era will be even better than the World before.
by FrauLaura September 30, 2012
Get the Happy-Endist mug.Nestled in the quiet but bustling kawarthas, this wondrous hamlet is home to bruce, and at least 7 other people (including bruce's sister/wife). It his also home of the epic Sullivan family whose retail prowess has turned the hamlet into the economic capital of not only the Kawarthas, but possibly the entire continent. The people of Ennismore, also known as "Ennismorons" enjoy curling at the Ennismore curling club (also known as the ECC), riding the lochs (aka their cousins), visiting the big city of Peterborough and visiting their favorite spot on Lake Buckhorn "the old agam." Home of the new Kirschworld, Elliot is the 8th and newest Ennismoron. The population of Ennismore triples in the summer when kinderlach from the nearby Toronto, Montreal, etc make the trek up to Moshava (pronounced Mah-shah-vah). Moshava, and its fertile "crops" are kept during the year by the incredible Vince along with his sidekick Caleb, whose catchphrase "Welcome to Moshava, Eh?" Living in a shack on Moshava proper, he built B5 and G3 in the same hour, before going waterskiing on Buckhorn. We wish Vince and his wife Karen continued success in the Future.
Ennismore Facts:
98% of families were already families
2% of Ennismorons have heard Bruce tell his entire life story.
98% Have heard him say it twice
The original 2% tuned out and began listening to "Cat Scratch Fever"
Ennismore Facts:
98% of families were already families
2% of Ennismorons have heard Bruce tell his entire life story.
98% Have heard him say it twice
The original 2% tuned out and began listening to "Cat Scratch Fever"
by Janet and Rob December 13, 2009
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Get the Edism mug.Extremely bi-polar moods ALWAYS HUNGRY severe anger issues and wants joey urban to gently place his fuck stick inside her.
by enotistic frick May 12, 2018
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An oft-used Edism: "We're fucked", esp. with reference to the global outlook, or perhaps after an orgy.
by Someone certainly not called Ed September 29, 2007
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