in the book
guy #1: dude if you keep doing this you're gonna be in the book
guy #2: i thought we were friends man
guy #2: i thought we were friends man
in the book by zipper630 October 16, 2006
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In the Book of Mormon
The definition is based on the Broadway Musical, “The Book of Mormon”
Short for: (person pretending to read Book of Mormon) “And GOD said to Joseph, do not ____ or you will go to Mormon Hell.”
Short for: (person pretending to read Book of Mormon) “And GOD said to Joseph, do not ____ or you will go to Mormon Hell.”
Dude 1: “I’m going to go ass-fuck a baby.”
Dude 2: “In the Book of Mormon, dipshit!!”
Long version of Dude 2, pretending to read the Book of Mormon: “And GOD said to Joseph, do not ass-fuck babies or you will go to Mormon Hell.”
Dude 2: “In the Book of Mormon, dipshit!!”
Long version of Dude 2, pretending to read the Book of Mormon: “And GOD said to Joseph, do not ass-fuck babies or you will go to Mormon Hell.”
In the Book of Mormon by euphemismo June 17, 2011
The oldest trick in the book
A trick most people know about, if you try to trick someone and they say ¨thats The oldest trick in the book, then it means they know what you are trying to do and, to quote Robbie Rotten, ¨Try something else¨.
Remember just because someone knows what you are trying to pull, does not mean they are untrickable.
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Remember just because someone knows what you are trying to pull, does not mean they are untrickable.
Also, you should subscribe to Dumbass Dinosaurs on youtube, their content can be a bit offensive, but if you can handle that than I definitely Recommend them.
The oldest trick in the book by lordgrim the invcbke November 8, 2020
Shook in the book
When you are so shook that it goes in the book. Like you are so shook that it goes on record (in the book).
Shook in the book by Calynroxx June 20, 2018
Just another page in the book
A phrase meaning that whatever is happening now will pass, and you shouldn't worry about it, it will get better.
Just another page in the book by Back_Talkers July 20, 2018
oldest trick in the book
Dude 1: Hey dude, Press Alt + F4 for free vbucks!
Dude 2: Hell no dude, i aint falling for the oldest trick in the book.
Dude 2: Hell no dude, i aint falling for the oldest trick in the book.
oldest trick in the book by trolled! March 26, 2023
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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