mobile phone speaker capability - resulting in very low fidelity music. Usually played by young teens in groups of 5 or more in public places such as the train, bus, parks, etc.
sorry, i can't hear you, some kids nearby are blastingmusic from their i-fi.
This is a meme that I recently started to see around a few sites, but has probably been around for a while.
I found that it's from the intro to a cat hentai game called "Neko Kawai Gari". Needless to say, this intro is very weird, and features what sounds like a young Japanese girl singing a song over pictures of hentai cat girls.
One of the lines in this song is "Do you anger me? I fierce, I scratch yooooou!"
You may praise a tail. You maytouch my striped back. Do you anger me? I fierce, I scratch you! Nya Nya, she's a spectacled persian cat.
you did? good job. ready for tomorrow night's homework? we know the answer to that.
thinks *yay I finished my homework*
now you're bored types this
reads this
is disappointed with this definition because it wasn't entertaining at all so now you're going to look up something else but you have no clue what to look up because you already looked up the words bored and i'm bored and the alphabet forwards and backwards and typed random things on the computer
you're wondering how accurate this is
or you might be wondering why I said it was so accurate because you literally did none of those things
but idk I tried mk
I Fight Dragons are an AmericanBand. They are the best musicians in the whole damn motherfucking world. They give life a meaning and all their lyrics contain both brains and heart. True inspiration to geeks all over the world. WRiters of what should the best album of 2011 with KABOOM.
I Fight Dragons were so true in saying that The Geeks Will Inherit the Earth.
When a person, most typically on youtube, feels the need to state that they are trying extremely hard to recieve sexual pleasure from the video they post this comment on. It is likely that the video is strange or awkward thus making the comment all the more entertaining for the reader.