my goddess
my goddess by Tolb January 6, 2021
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[Oh My Goddess!]
Cate: Did you hear about the new CSI episode tonight?
Charlie: Tonight!Oh my Goddess! I had no clue!
Charlie: Tonight!Oh my Goddess! I had no clue!
[Oh My Goddess!] by Charlotte248 May 11, 2008
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Oh My Goddess
Almost like the original "oh my god" but not used to express disappointment and shock. It's rather used in a quite lame attempt to try and charm a lady that has made an stunning entrance.
Oh My Goddess by DrEEd September 18, 2006
Holy my Godness!
an exclamation of either extreme, irrational fear, or simply surprise. Similar to "Oh my God" or "Holy Crap"
Bob: There is a piano perched precariously above your head.
Linda: Holy my Godness!!! *ducks* *straightens* *glares*
Rolan: Will you marry me, my love?
Leria: Holy my Godness, yes!
Carmandie: What is that god-aweful noise?
Lio: I think it's Hannah Montanna.
Carmandie: Holy my Godness! My ears! My ears! They bleed!
Linda: Holy my Godness!!! *ducks* *straightens* *glares*
Rolan: Will you marry me, my love?
Leria: Holy my Godness, yes!
Carmandie: What is that god-aweful noise?
Lio: I think it's Hannah Montanna.
Carmandie: Holy my Godness! My ears! My ears! They bleed!
Holy my Godness! by annoying_yet_adorable April 21, 2010
Oh my godlessness
The atheist counterpart of the (over-used) exclaimation "Oh my god".
Just like the phrase "Oh my god", except it acknowledges the speaker's lack of belief in the existence of any supreme being(s).
Used to express shock, fright, and basically all other strong emotions.
Just like the phrase "Oh my god", except it acknowledges the speaker's lack of belief in the existence of any supreme being(s).
Used to express shock, fright, and basically all other strong emotions.
Oh my godlessness by Jessicle the Popsicle November 24, 2011
Oh my godnessssssssss
Oh my godnessssssssss by Minh Hoang0403 December 2, 2023
cornholio
Ruler of Lake Titicaca. Rumored to have a bunghole that gets very angry if it does not receive toilet paper. Cornholio the Great is often seen walking around with his shirt over his head and his hands in the air, chanting songs about his power, and his bunghole.