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color me impressed
color me impressed by ClassicClock May 25, 2015
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Improlted
"Did you hear that Tom hyped his underground supper club by pretending to be two anonymous commentors talking to each other on that food blog?"
"Ugh, yes. But he's got half this city eating out of his hand. I'm so improlted."
"Ugh, yes. But he's got half this city eating out of his hand. I'm so improlted."
impressed
The feeling of amazement which arises when it is difficult for a person to imagine something that he or she has encountered being any better than it is.
impressed by Celesta Lagniappe October 14, 2007
self-imposed Rick Roll
"Dude I got fuckin Rick Rolled again."
"It's happened to me so many times now i just have self-imposed Rick Rolls."
"It's happened to me so many times now i just have self-imposed Rick Rolls."
self-imposed Rick Roll by TED THE TIT May 5, 2010
new and improved joker product
A female celebrity with a huge grotesque grin. Coined by radio DJ's Don and Mike to describe Cameron Diaz.
A reference to the poisoned products that The Joker unleashed on Gotham City in the movie "Batman" which killed their victims and left them with horrific grins on their faces.
A reference to the poisoned products that The Joker unleashed on Gotham City in the movie "Batman" which killed their victims and left them with horrific grins on their faces.
new and improved joker product by Steve Aardvark December 20, 2006
New and Improved
An american adverising term invented some time dring the course of television history.
Now widely regarded with contempt for the utterly intelligence insulting nonsensical term it is.
Now widely regarded with contempt for the utterly intelligence insulting nonsensical term it is.
"New and improved Whammo juice!!! A refreshing carboanted drink that doubles as an industrial cleaning agent!!!"
"Wait... how can it be new AND improved? You can't improve on something new, since to improve something implies revising something exisiting..."
"Wait... how can it be new AND improved? You can't improve on something new, since to improve something implies revising something exisiting..."
New and Improved by EducatedChav June 17, 2009
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