When you get so mad that you throw something, but you are tired of saying yeet so instead you say yeet bon fleet. Yeet Bon Fleet originated from a random kid that one day said it, and decided to stick with it. Yeet Bon Fleet can also be described as this:
"Yeet Bon Fleet. Bon is French for good. Yelling Yeet Bon Fleet in a public restroom or McDonalds gives good luck. However, yelling ಈಟ್ ಬಾನ್ ಫ್ಲೀಟ್ ಕೆಟ್ಟದು, or Īṭ bān phlīṭ keṭṭadu, is very bad luck, for it means yeet bon fleet bad.
"Yeet Bon Fleet. Bon is French for good. Yelling Yeet Bon Fleet in a public restroom or McDonalds gives good luck. However, yelling ಈಟ್ ಬಾನ್ ಫ್ಲೀಟ್ ಕೆಟ್ಟದು, or Īṭ bān phlīṭ keṭṭadu, is very bad luck, for it means yeet bon fleet bad.
Hey fam you better not fracking yeet bon fleet my big mac m8 or i swear to fracking frack ill smack your cracker's crack you fat sack of fracking cracky crap. Rhymes, m8.
by Mr McDinguserrill February 23, 2019
A bitch with a pussy so deep and so wide that a fleet of Mack trucks could drive through it without touching the sides.
A girl sat down and then spread her legs to let her twat air out and truck drivers mistook her fleet-wide-pussy for a 4-lane tunnel.
by Misty Griffith November 15, 2008
by Edeltian June 20, 2018
by Officeworks December 5, 2022
Great intelligent horse that is amazingly nice and happy 24/7. They are the greatest horses on earth. No one would disrespect this horse. This horse's name is closest to God. You should be honored to have this horse. Usually owned by a Dale. These Dales are sexy and you would be very lucky to have a Dale and a Sir Quincy Fleet.
by BethHRJ July 26, 2014
1. A gimmick or storyline may be reused freely and safely after a few years of dormancy.
2. The unwritten rule that, after a given number of years, there has been enough turnover in the fanbase that a writer can re-use the same gimmicks and storylines with impunity.
2. The unwritten rule that, after a given number of years, there has been enough turnover in the fanbase that a writer can re-use the same gimmicks and storylines with impunity.
The fleeting demographic rule allows YouTubers to reuse jokes and catchphrases after they have become repetitive.
by flintlocke314 September 11, 2018
A quote from the GTA V mission "Derailed". The line is spoken by main protagonist Trevor Phillips. The line has a hidden meaning to those who watch DarkViperAU, a popular Twitch streamer with a fantastic beard. The line is a metaphor for repitition and it continuously torments the mind of the streamer in question.
by DarkViperAU's Bitch January 13, 2021